Organizations running this strategy · 79
- #01 NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MATHEMATICS
- #02 TERRA SCIENCE & EDUCATION INC
- #03 OUR WORLD NEIGHBORHOOD CHARTER SCHOOLS
- #04 STATEN ISLAND CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
- #05 NEW YORK CITY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL FOR ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTIO
- #06 EDUCATORS OF AMERICA INC
- #07 SCIENCENTER DISCOVERY MUSEUM
- #08 THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INC
- #09 UNITED CHARTER HIGH SCHOOLS
- #10 XYAYX THE MOVEMENT INC
- #11 SCIENCE FRIDAY INITIATIVE INC
- #12 SCHOHARIE MOHAWK INITIATIVE FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INC
- #13 SALVADORI CENTER LTD
- #14 WINGS OF EAGLES DISCOVERY CENTER
- #15 MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION
- #16 ROCHESTER MUSEUM & SCIENCE CENTER
- #17 NEW HEIGHTS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL
- #18 LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE INC
- #19 LIFT AND SHIFT FOUNDATION INC
- #20 SCHOOL-BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS OF LONG ISLAND INC
- #21 SCIENCE MUSEUM OF LONG ISLAND INC
- #22 MUSEUM OF INNOVATION AND SCIENCE
- #23 University Preparatory Charter School for Young Men
- #24 YESHIVA DERECH HATORAH-YESHIVAT MIZRACHI LBANIM
- #25 COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY
- #26 Saratoga Automobile Museum
- #27 CODE FOR LIFE USA INC
- #28 ROADS TO SUCCESS INC
- #29 SANKOFA GLOBAL PROJECT INC
- #30 Long Island Whole Child Academy
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Deliver experiential education programs for youth THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceOperates Enterprise America, a hands-on learning center where middle and high school students engage in career exploration and entrepreneurship within a simulated city environment located in the Broadcast and Education Center.
- Engage volunteers in organizational operations and outreach THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceUtilizes over 1,000 volunteers in on-air auctions, event support, community ambassador roles, office administration, and educational programming at the Broadcast and Education Center.
- Ensure accessibility of broadcast content THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceProvides closed captioning for all PBS programming in compliance with FCC requirements and operates a radio reading service (“Read-Out”) for visually impaired audiences on Classic FM.
- Facilitate civic dialogue and public discourse THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCadvocacyHosts public forums such as the Syracuse Mayoral Debate and co-hosts documentary screenings with community organizations, including a discussion event for “Caregiving” with Upstate Oasis, to promote civic engagement.
- Host community engagement and fundraising events THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceConducts annual on-air and in-person events including multi-day fundraisers, travel and phone auctions, documentary screenings, and community award recognitions such as the “Mission: Honor Our Heroes” event and the Classic FM Music Educator Awards.
- Maintain community input and advisory mechanisms THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceEstablishes and hosts a Community Advisory Board with biannual public meetings, both in person and virtual, including public comment periods to gather feedback on programming for WCNY TV and radio.
- Operate public television and radio broadcasting services THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceOperates four digital television channels and three digital radio stations (including Classic FM, Community FM, and HD jazz/oldies streams), serving over 1.8 million people across 19 counties via over-the-air, cable, fiber, satellite, and online platforms.
- Produce and publish annual local content reporting THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceProduces and makes publicly available an annual report detailing local programming and community services provided by the organization.
- Produce local public affairs and educational programming THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceProduces and records local high-definition programs such as “Ivory Tower,” “On the Money,” “Cycle of Health,” “Behind the Woman,” “Reading Buddies,” “CONNECT NY,” and “Gamechangers,” covering topics including health, education, and community issues, with on-demand streaming availability.
- Provide broadcast and technical services for other PBS and public media stations THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceHosts Centralcast Master Control, providing centralized broadcast operations and technical support for PBS stations in New York and other states including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Hawaii.
- Provide event and production facilities to the public THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING COUNCIL OF CNY INCdirect serviceOffers rentable spaces including a 2,075-square-foot gallery, 4,400-square-foot studios, 10,000-square-foot Education Center, 5,790-square-foot courtyard, and tech-equipped conference rooms, along with professional production services such as videography, audio recording, and editing with green screen capabilities.
- Encouraging youth excellence in STEM through volunteer programs THE STEPHEN K TOMPSETT MEMORIAL FUND FOR TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATIONdirect serviceEngages children and young adults in science, math, and technology fields via volunteer-led initiatives conducted in memory of Stephen K. Tompsett.
- Deliver STEM education programs for K-12 students and educators MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONdirect serviceProvides year-round, project-based STEM education programs for K–12 students and families, including free in-school sessions, traveling education units, and bi-monthly learning modules. Offers free Water Environments Activity Kits to teachers and supports educators with no-cost resources and professional development.
- Develop and expand science education facilities MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONdirect serviceDeveloping the Discovery Center of Science & Technology to expand access to science education for Central New Yorkers through new interactive exhibits and expanded programming.
- Host annual STEM competitions and career exploration events MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOrganizes annual team competitions in catapults, bridges, robotics, and rockets; hosts the CNY Science & Engineering Fair and SUNY ESF Summer Science Week. Facilitates career education sessions through partnerships such as the Amazon Workforce Discovery initiative to connect youth with STEM career pathways.
- Host field trips and school group visits MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONdirect serviceProvides field trip access to interactive exhibits including the Science Playhouse and STEAM Cafe for student groups of 10 or more, featuring hands-on science activities and ExploraDome shows. Programs are designed to support curriculum-aligned learning and group engagement.
- Operate hands-on science museum with interactive exhibits and programming MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOperates a 35,000-square-foot interactive science museum open Thursday through Sunday and during most school holidays, featuring permanent and temporary exhibits designed to engage learners of all ages. Offers free daily hands-on activities, sensory-friendly times, and accessibility accommodations including complimentary wheelchairs and a quiet Family Place area.
- Operate planetarium and immersive theatre programming MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOperates a state-of-the-art planetarium and theatre featuring immersive visual and audio technology. Presents educational shows including "Syracuse Skies," "Mission: Moon," and "Animal Kingdom," with live presentations by science educators and content on astronomy, lunar exploration, and animal conservation.