Our Partners
Safety Net
Safety Net is a Canadian-based organization that aims to help students and their families effectively cope with crises—particularly online dangers— by raising awareness, promoting proactive actions, and sharing knowledge.
STEM to Flower
STEM to Flower is a New-York-based nonprofit that combats the gender disparity within STEM fields through awareness and education. They hold programs with organization-made kits in underserved communities to engage and inspire young girls in their passions for STEM.
CanopyLAB
CanopyLAB is a Danish EdTech company founded in Copenhagen. They are pioneering the future of learning by combining strong Nordic learning principles with adaptive learning and a social network structure. CanopyLAB introduces new engaging and collaborative learning methods to meet the 21st-century skills gap, and their unique digital learning platform is optimized using Artificial Intelligence.
RING
RING (Regions Investing in the Next Generation) is an online high school cybersecurity course that offers engaging content and credit for students and schools without an existing cybersecurity program. RING is a K-12 Pathway initiative of the Center for Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity, founded by the National Security Agency. Universities around the nation serve as partner institutions of the RING program.
STEAM Innovation Challenge
The STEAM Innovation Challenge is an Ontario-wide competition that allows youth the opportunity to innovate and solve real-world problems. Participants present their innovation at the STEAM ICAC (held in Toronto, Canada) where they can network with industry professionals.
Project Binary
Project Binary is a nonprofit that teaches coding to students from diverse backgrounds and strives to make an impact. Their mission is to provide all students, regardless of background, with the opportunity to learn the skills they need to succeed in a technology-driven world.
SPROG @ UW Bothell
SPROG stands for the Security and Privacy Research and Outreach Group. They believe that in the world of information security and privacy, research is important but not enough— individuals of all ages need to be educated, trained, and made aware of issues related to security and privacy. SPROG meets weekly, discusses research issues worth exploring, as well as where outreach efforts will be beneficial to the community.
FinLit123
FinLit123 is a Connecticut-based nonprofit with a mission to offer a financial literacy education program that will assist students in developing the skills necessary to make informed and effective decisions with their financial resources. The program offers free lectures and course content in schools and other public venues as well as utilizes social media channels and website to provide educational content on financial literacy.
Let’s collaborate together.
Reach out to us if your organization would like to become a Partner of Cybersecure It.