Mission: To help educators provide high quality academic experiences to all youth, regardless of socio-economic status, ability or gender How: By providing resources and strategies to formal and informal educators, higher education, community stakeholders and business to help youth take an active role in their education and to ensure equity, accessibility and relevancy. Audience includes: Public schools, afterschool providers (YMCA, BGC, 4-H, etc... ), education nonprofits, museums and science centers, nature centers, state and government departments of ED, libraries, business and manufacturing, Services include: Professional development training and workshops Professional coaching Program evaluation Staff evaluation Program Quality assessment Resources and research Temporary/Interim Program Administration Budgeting and resource allocation Grant writing Social media development and maintenance Program support and logistics (planning, budgets, scheduling, hiring, documentation, etc...) Non profit branding and messaging Graphic and web design Event / Conference Planning and Logistical Support Strengths: Integrating across the curriculum Hands-on Inquiry STEAM / STEAM programming and integration CTE Impactful activities and experiences with minimal cost leadership development, Collaborative relationship building Access to a nationwide network of resources and trainers, Experience leading and providing TA to 21st CCLC Federally funded programs Experience leading large, multi year federally funded projects. Engaging older youth