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Techbridge

Techbridge

http://www.techbridgegirls.org

Techbridge helps other nonprofits leverage technology by solving critical initiatives, improving communications between funders and donors, and increasing operating efficiencies. One of their partners is NCWIT.

  • Jennifer Wei,
  • Linda Kekelis
The BizWorld Foundation

The BizWorld Foundation

http://www.bizworld.org

The BizWorld Foundation is a non-profit that inspires children to be innovative leaders through the teaching of business, entrepreneurship and finance. Through our programs, children develop the critical thinking, leadership and teamwork skills they need to reach their goals. When students reach their potential, so does society.

  • Catherine Hutton Markwell
UC Davis K-14 Outreach Center for Computing and STEM Education

UC Davis K-14 Outreach Center for Computing and STEM Education

http://cstem.ucdavis.edu

The mission of the UC Davis K-14 Outreach Center for Computing and STEM Education (CSTEM) is to improve computing, science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (CSTEM) education in both formal and informal programs in K-14. The goal of the CSTEM Center is to broaden participation of students, especially female and underrepresented minorities, in computing and to develop students' computer-aided problem-solving skills to tackle real-world STEM problems. The CSTEM Center also studies how to streamline the curriculum on computing education in the context of STEM subjects in elementary, middle, and high schools, and first two years in colleges to increase student interest in pursuing computing and STEM related careers, and post-secondary study.

  • Harry H. Cheng,
  • Kevin Gucwa
World Wide Workshop logo

World Wide Workshop

http://www.worldwideworkshop.org

World Wide Workshop develops applications for learning with technology that combine game mechanics and social networking to empower youth to be inventors and leaders in the global knowledge economy. Their programs transform education by connecting youth to learning, community engagement and economic development through game production.

  • Idit Caperton

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