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The Altadena Library District is an independent special district that serves the residents of Altadena through a Main Library and the Bob Lucas Memorial Library & Literacy Center.

The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Outreach supports Caltech's multifaceted educational efforts, including undergraduate and graduate courses and curricula, formal and informal teaching and learning, and partnerships with PreK-12 teachers and students.

Citizens' Climate Lobby empowers everyday people to work together on climate policy.

Nicholas Gessler, Ph.D. Anthropology, Duke University (retired), Advisor to the UCLA Meteorite Gallery and the Purple Mountain Meteorite Museum in Nanjing, and finder of hundreds of meteorites in Californa and Nevada will share samples and knowledge about meteorites.

Girls Who Code is an international nonprofit working to close the gender gap in technology. With our free and flexible Clubs program, we empower teachers, librarians, and community volunteers to spark computer science interest through project-based activities.

Nicole Purcell is an associate professor and Scientific Director of Education Programs for HMRI, a nonprofit research institute in Pasadena.

Finding Asteroids Before They Find Us. Near-Earth Objects, or NEOs, are asteroids and comets that come close to the Earth. Some of them are potentially hazardous. The Near-Earth Object Surveyor Mission, or NEO Surveyor, is a NASA mission that is designed to discover and characterize most of the potentially hazardous NEOs.

LACBA has been meeting continuously since 1873 and was established to educate and teach about honeybees and how to keep them. PCC Bee Club is about 2 years old and is associated with us via our vice president who is their faculty advisor.

The Chemistry Club at Pasadena City College committed to helping, supporting, and promoting Chemistry throughout the campus as well as the community.

Sonia Shtonov is the lead Electronics Technology faculty at PCC. PCC offers beginner courses in circuit building, soldering, and robotics programming.

The Department of Information Technology (DoIT) is committed to increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the City’s information technology services and support. DoIT provides customer-driven services citywide in areas utilizing networks, desktops, application development, radios and telephones, and related program and project management.

PPHD Tobacco control does education, works with volunteers that do policy, works to reduce second hand smoke.

The Raymond M. Alf Museum is a center for paleontological research and education located in Claremont, California.

Thomas Wolfe is a retired computer programmer with 42 years of experience, who now enjoys passing on the knowledge of computer programming to the next generation.

The American Association of University Women (AAUW) sponsors STEM Savvy, a free annual event for 6-8 grade girls to participate in hand on activities with women in STEM careers at a local university.

IPAC is a research organization at Caltech focusing on interpreting, archiving, and sharing data from a range of telescopes on Earth and in space.

The Climate Resilience Environmental Education Center's (CREEC) vision is to create an environmental education center in Hahamongna Watershed Park that has a transformative impact on the public, through workforce development, climate resilience education, and biodiversity restoration, and is based on values of inclusion and environmental justice.

FIRST Robotics competition team 2404 is a group of high school students who participate in an annual robotics competition organized by the non-profit organization FIRST.

Griffith Observatory Foundation's mission is to support and promote Griffith Observatory as a home for science literacy, education, and public astronomy through resource development and advocacy in partnership with the community.

The focus of International Bird Rescue is to act toward balance with the natural world by rescuing and rehabilitating wild waterbirds in crisis – since 1971 we’ve admitted over 150,000 birds, and the count continues.

The mission of the LA County Public Works STEAM Outreach Program is to motivate our next generation to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM).

Mount Wilson Observatory, one of the most historically important observatories in the world, sits above Pasadena, a hub for Astronomy.

PCC Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) serves to enrich the experience of all students interested STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math).

Brian Monacelli is a professor of laser and optical technology at Pasadena City College, and an optical engineer at JPL.

The Pasadena Fire Department provides public education information regarding fire safety.

The Pasadena Public Library was founded years before Pasadena was incorporated as a city, opening on February 26, 1884,

TMT is one of the future Extremely Large Telescope and asuccessor of the present day 8-10 meter world class telescopes.

USC DPT students are a part of PTMLA, an organization dedicated to promoting cultural competency within the Physical Therapy profession through educational programming, service learning, fundraising, and advocacy for PT as a career option, while fostering an accepting, supportive, and engaging environment to develop cultural expertise.

The Angeles National Forest manages the watersheds within its boundaries to provide valuable water to southern California and to protect surrounding communities from catastrophic floods.

From the revelation of the universe’s expansion to the discovery of dark energy, Carnegie Observatories researchers have transformed humankind’s understanding of the cosmos. The groundbreaking work continues today at our world-famous Las Campanas Observatory in Chile.

Code Ninjas Altadena-Pasadena empowers kids to gain valuable STEM skills by building video games, coding, and exploring hands-on technology in a fun, engaging environment.

Foothill Transit strives to be the premier public transit provider in the region with more than 30 local and express routes.

The Huntington Library’s conservators use science to help stories from the past reach the future.

For more than 25 years, the NASA Solar System Ambassadors program has been a public engagement effort that works with motivated volunteers across the nation to communicate the science and excitement of NASA's space exploration missions and discoveries with the people in their communities.

LIGO Lab detectors listen for ripples in space time created by large events, like black holes colliding. Hundreds of people work together to build, improve and listen to the signals from our two huge detectors in the US.

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PASADENA 100 is a group of organizations who have joined together to advocate for Pasadena Water and Power to provide 100% carbon free electricity by 2030.

Jacob Tucker is the lead faculty for PCC Manufacturing Technology.

Promotores are community liaisons (links) between public health initiatives and the communities they serve. They engage directly with the Pasadena community, providing essential resources and information.

As a community-owned utility, Pasadena Water and Power is a not-for-profit public service owned and operated by the City of Pasadena for the benefit of its customers and the community.

The Theodore Payne Foundation is a non-profit dedicated to educating and inspiring Southern Californians about the beauty and ecological value of native plants.

YWCA Glendale and Pasadena is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.