- SBRI's BioQuest program forges links between schools, public health officials, scientists and the community at large; raising enthusiasm and excitement for new solutions to lift the global burden of disease.
- The Facing the Future program is dedicated to teaching various topics such as climate warming, poverty and conflict as well as action opportunities to shape the future of the world.
- This part of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center includes educational opportunities for high school students (e.g., seminars and useful information).
- Global Health Education Consortium Careers provides a comprehensive array of information on the plethora of opportunities in global health; including evaluating job fit, training and choosing from different types of organizations.
- Global Washington is a broad-based membership association that promotes and supports the global development sector in the State of Washington.
- ISB - Institute for Systems Biology offers training for teachers who wish to further advance their science teaching skills. ISB also provides workshops and leadership trainings.
- NWABR - Northwest Association for Biomedical Research – learn more about NWABR's multiple outreach efforts that help companies and the general public discuss research and the role of the ethical use of animals in research. NWABR is also the host of the Life Sciences Advancement Partnership, or LEAP, which SBRI is pleased to be a member of!
- OSPI Resources for Educators includes information for educators about standards, safety, grants and opportunities for recognition.
- Pacific Science Center is located in Seattle Center and offers new and exciting learning opportunities for students, children and parents. Their school programs include school group visits, camp-ins and community-teacher education.
- Seattle Children’s has launched the Science Adventure Lab to bring innovative educational experiences to children across Washington. Through the mobile lab, students in grades 4-8 conduct hands-on, interactive science experiments that challenge them to solve authentic problems and introduce them to career possibilities in the health sciences.
- Washington MESA provides opportunities in mathematics, engineering and science targeted at preparing underrepresented students to achieve their full potential.
- World Affairs Council/Global Classroom – The Global Classroom program connects teachers and students with international resources, ideas and people through a combination of professional development trainings, speaker series, curriculum design and youth programs.
