COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS
Building stronger learning communities, together.
Meaningful change happens when communities come together with a shared purpose.
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OUR SHARED BELIEF
Because no child learns in isolation.
Behind every confident learner is a network of people who believe in them.
Ms. M, University of Leeds trained · Author of seven books · 350+ students · TED-Ed facilitator
OUR COMMUNITY
Who we collaborate with
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Schools, school districts & charter schools
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Government departments & public agencies
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Nonprofits & charitable organizations
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Libraries & community centers
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Parent associations & family networks
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Homeschool communities & learning cooperatives
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Early childhood & youth organizations
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Community groups & educational networks
Local relationships, broader impact
We welcome connections across California, especially Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area, and with communities across the United States and Canada.
LET’S CONNECT
Have an idea? We’d love to hear it.
You don’t need a fully developed plan.
Tell us about your organization, your community, and what you’d like to make possible. A simple conversation is a good place to begin.
FAQ
Questions about collaborating
We collaborate with schools, organizations, and community groups on family engagement, youth enrichment, educational events, guest contributions, and longer-term initiatives. The starting point is your community’s needs and our shared purpose.
Yes. We welcome conversations with government departments, public agencies, libraries, and other institutions working to support children, families, and community learning.
No. A partnership might be a conversation, an educational event, a guest contribution, a community project, or an ongoing initiative. We shape the format around what your community needs.
Yes. We begin by understanding your goals, audience, and available resources, then explore an approach that fits. You do not need a fully developed plan to get in touch.
Yes. Virtual collaborations can connect communities across locations. In-person possibilities depend on location, scheduling, and the nature of the initiative. We discuss the best fit together.
Arrangements depend on the scope, resources, and shared goals. Some initiatives may be funded or sponsored, while others may involve voluntary contributions. We discuss expectations openly as we explore the idea.
Use the partnership inquiry form to tell us about your organization, your community, and your idea. We will begin with a conversation and explore the next steps together.
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