Partners and Collaborators
Partners, Collaborators, and Sponsors
Collaboration is central to community science – and to Thriving Earth Exchange. We would not be where we are today as a program without our collaborators. Thriving Earth Exchange collaborators identify and refer communities to participate in Thriving Earth Exchange projects, help us develop and scale our program to support more communities, bring additional skills and resources to projects, and spread the word about the impact of community science on local communities. Some collaborators work with us to support cohorts groups of projects that are launched together, often around a shared community interest or theme.
How to work with us!
- Take a course with us
- Run a cohort together
- Help us reach communities in your network
- Enable projects to access your network’s expertise
- Explore current collaboration opportunities here
If you are part of an organization that would like to work with our program, please reach out to [email protected] or visit here to learn about current collaboration opportunities.
We currently have opportunities for programs serving communities to partner with us as community science hubs. Learn more about this and whether your organization would be a good fit here.
Thanks to our growing list of partners, collaborators, community science adaptors, and sponsors:
- American Meteorological Society (AMS)
- Association of Science & Technology Centers (ASTC)
- American Political Science Association (APSA)
- Association of Young Geoscientists and Environmentalists of Senegal (AJGES)
- California Strategic Growth Council
- Capacity Collaborative
- Future Earth Australia
- Higher Ground (Anthropocene Alliance)
- International County/City Management Association
- The Mountain Institute
- Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation
- National League of Cities (NLC)
- National Parks Service
- EPIC-N
- ACORN
- Public Lab
- Public Lab Mongolia
- Creative Science Writing
- NASA DEVELOP