Partners & Collaborators

Partner Organizations

The Philadelphia STEM Ecosystem is a network of collaborators that are actively engaged and participate in local STEM Education efforts. As one of over 100 international STEM Ecosystems, we bring together cross-sector partners, schools, afterschool programs, colleges, businesses, community organizations, and government agencies, to create powerful STEM learning experiences.

PSEC cultivates equitable access to STEM career pathways for all Philadelphians. Our mission is to expand access to STEM careers in Philadelphia by removing barriers, fostering inclusion, and building a skilled workforce that reflects the city's population.	PRISE at Saint Joseph’s University is composed of 11 higher education institutions in the greater Philadelphia region. It believes that STEM education is a social justice endeavor–with equitable access to high-quality STEM instruction, all students in the Philadelphia region can become successful STEM learners.	Our Mission: Equity and access to high-quality computer science (CS) education for all Philadelphia children and youth.
The Jumpstarting Philadelphia Researcher Practitioner Partnership aims to bring equitable, inclusive, and high-quality computer science instruction aligned with educational standards to all Philadelphia students.escribe your image	PHENND Sustainability addresses the need for a coordinated approach to Education for Sustainability across the K-16 spectrum in the Delaware Valley. It aims to identify and build upon the great work happening in our schools and communities, and advocate for place-based, real world problem solving as a core pedagogical approach to sustainability education. escribe your image	PSSE is a collaboration between STEM Ecosystems and the Pennsylvania Department of Education. It is a group of passionate individuals and organizations who believe in the power of STEM advocacy.
TIES works at the intersection of education, workforce, industry, philanthropy, and policy to design durable STEM systems and transform fragmented initiatives into coordinated, sustainable solutions.	Remake Learning Days (RLD) is an innovative learning festival for youth and families! Taking root in regions across the world, thousands of hands-on learning events are designed for kids of all ages at libraries, schools, tech centers, parks, museums, play spaces, community centers and more.	Beyond100K unites leading STEM organizations to co-develop and implement solutions that will end the STEM teacher shortage by 2043, especially for those most excluded from STEM opportunities.
STEM Ecosystems are community-based collaborations that transform how students learn and connect to future opportunities. They bring together cross-sector partners—schools, afterschool programs, colleges, businesses, community organizations, and government agencies—to create powerful STEM learning experiences.

Philadelphia STEM Ecosystem

Partner Organizations

PSEC cultivates equitable access to STEM career pathways for all Philadelphians. Our mission is to expand access to STEM careers in Philadelphia by removing barriers, fostering inclusion, and building a skilled workforce that reflects the city's population.

Our Mission: Equity and access to high-quality computer science (CS) education for all Philadelphia children and youth.

The Jumpstarting Philadelphia Researcher Practitioner Partnership aims to bring equitable, inclusive, and high-quality computer science instruction aligned with educational standards to all Philadelphia students.escribe your image

PSSE is a collaboration between STEM Ecosystems and the Pennsylvania Department of Education. It is a group of passionate individuals and organizations who believe in the power of STEM advocacy.

TIES works at the intersection of education, workforce, industry, philanthropy, and policy to design durable STEM systems and transform fragmented initiatives into coordinated, sustainable solutions.

Remake Learning Days (RLD) is an innovative learning festival for youth and families! Taking root in regions across the world, thousands of hands-on learning events are designed for kids of all ages at libraries, schools, tech centers, parks, museums, play spaces, community centers and more.

Beyond100K unites leading STEM organizations to co-develop and implement solutions that will end the STEM teacher shortage by 2043, especially for those most excluded from STEM opportunities.