Our Partners

The Student Research Foundation works with a number
of partners that strive to further the career and educational
aspirations of today's youth.

Our Partners

We work with some of the most respected and dedicated organizations to bring you up-to-date research and resources for higher education and career pathway guidance.

<center>Hispanic Heritage Foundation</center>

Hispanic Heritage Foundation

HHF is a 501(c)3 focused on assisting “a Latino to help hundreds more” through a unique cycle of leadership built on a high-profile, year-round continuum of sustainable programs. HHF promotes cultural pride, accomplishment and the great promise of the community through public awareness campaigns seen by millions. HHF is headquartered in Washington, DC and has offices in Los Angeles, New York, and Miami. .

<center>DonorsChoose.org</center>

DonorsChoose.org

DonorsChoose.org makes it easy for anyone to help a classroom in need, moving us closer to a nation where students in every community have the tools and experiences they need for a great education.

<center>TeachersConnect</center>

TeachersConnect

We envision a space where all teachers collaborate to make a greater impact — regardless of experience or location. Our goal is to ensure that every teacher radiates confidence, skill, and joy. When teachers succeed, students thrive.

<center>AFSA Education Foundation</center>

AFSA Education Foundation

The mission of the American Financial Services Association Education Foundation (AFSAEF) is to educate consumers of all ages on personal finance concepts and to help them realize the benefits of responsible money management and to understand the credit process.

<center>America’s Promise Alliance</center>

America’s Promise Alliance

America’s Promise Alliance is devoted to helping to create the conditions for success for all young people, including the millions currently being left behind. Their work is powered by the belief that all children are capable of learning and thriving, and that every individual, institution and sector shares the responsibility to help young people succeed.

<center>American Association of Physics Teachers</center>

American Association of Physics Teachers

AAPT was established in 1930 with the fundamental goal of ensuring the "dissemination of knowledge of physics, particularly by way of teaching." Founders, Homer L. Dodge, Paul E. Klopsteg, and William S. Webb, led the effort to organize the first association dedicated to improving physics education. Today that vision is supported by members around the world.

<center>The Connectory </center>

The Connectory

The Connectory makes the connections to STEM learning opportunities that inspire young people to explore, discover, and create.

<center>National Girls Collaborative Project</center>

National Girls Collaborative Project

The vision of the NGCP is to bring together organizations throughout the United States that are committed to informing and encouraging girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

<center>National Organizations for Youth Safety</center>

National Organizations for Youth Safety

The National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) is a coalition of nonprofit and for-profit youth-serving organizations and government agencies working together toward the common goal of addressing health and safety issues that affect youth in the United States.

<center>ASL Marketing</center>

ASL Marketing

For over 40 years, ASL Marketing has been the nation’s premier provider of student marketing data, focused on the highly desirable 13-34 year old market, offering postal mailing lists to our clients. Today, ASL Marketing continues to offer postal data as well as email, digital, social and mobile data to our clients across all industries.

<center>National Association of School Resource Officers </center>

National Association of School Resource Officers

The National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) is dedicated to making schools and children safer by providing the highest quality training to school-based law enforcement officers.

<center>Destination Imagination</center>

Destination Imagination

Destination Imagination is a volunteer-led, educational non-profit organization that teaches "21st century" skills and STEM principles to kindergarten through university level students by collaborative problem solving challenges.

<center>Manufacturing Institute</center>

Manufacturing Institute

The Manufacturing Institute is the authority on the attraction, qualification, and development of world-class manufacturing talent. The Institute is the place where we exceed expectations and deliver results to help close the skills gap.

<center>National Association of Biology Teachers</center>

National Association of Biology Teachers

As the recognized leader in life science education, the National Association of Biology Teachers represents and supports teachers, students, scientists, and allied professional organizations to enhance and improve biological literacy for all. We are committed to the professional growth and development of biology and life science educators.

<center>National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity</center>

National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity

The National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity is a consortium of state and local agencies, corporations, and national organizations. Through its four lines of business—professional development, technical assistance, research and evaluation, and advocacy—NAPE strives to achieve its mission of building educators’ capacity to implement effective solutions for increasing student access, educational equity, and workforce diversity.

<center>National Center for Women & Information Technology</center>

National Center for Women & Information Technology

The National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) is a non-profit community of more than 1,100 universities, companies, non-profits, and government organizations nationwide working to increase girls’ and women’s meaningful participation in computing. NCWIT equips change leaders with resources for taking action in recruiting, retaining, and advancing women from K–12 and higher education through industry and entrepreneurial careers.

Partner Testimonials

Our partnership with the Student Research Foundation expands the capacity of our organization enabling us to have a greater impact and provide higher quality services to the thousands of programs in our National Girls Collaborative Project network.

Karen Peterson
Karen PetersonFounder & Chief Executive Officer - The National Girls Collaborative and The Connectory

The National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity (NAPE) partnered with the Student Research Foundation, the American Association of Physics Teachers, Destination Imagination, and the National Girls Collaborative, to form the Research Consortium on STEM Career Pathways in order to broaden participation in STEM by sparking a dialogue among students, families and educators about students’ career paths. The Consortium identified opportunities, challenges, and promising practices for leveraging equity to meet STEM workforce needs and pave the way for students to realize their potential in a STEM career. We appreciate this partnership and highlighted the Research Consortium’s support through our national webinar series last fall, a poster session at our annual National Summit for Educational Equity, and their continued engagement in our work. Through partnerships such as these, we can effectively combine our efforts, resources, and skills in identifying and addressing equity gaps in STEM educational and career pathways, thus more fully realizing the potential of our students and citizens.

Mimi Lufkin
Mimi LufkinChief Executive Officer - National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity

Our collaboration with the Student Research Foundation is extremely valuable in that it helps give U.S. manufacturers key information they need to attract their future workforce. Together, we are making the U.S. manufacturing industry stronger by delivering some answers to the skills gap that is directly from the source: the voices of the next generation.

Carolyn Lee
Carolyn LeeExecutive Director - Manufacturing Institute