Siegel Family Endowment
Siegel Family Endowment, based in New York, was established in 2011 by computer scientist David Siegel, a co-founder of Two Sigma. The organization focuses on supporting initiatives that enhance physical and technological infrastructure, research on the evolving nature of work, and programs designed to equip individuals with relevant skills for future careers. By prioritizing the intersections of learning, workforce development, and infrastructure, the endowment aims to empower people to thrive in a rapidly changing society. The executive management team oversees the fund's assets, ensuring that resources are directed effectively to various individuals and institutions that align with its mission.
HYPOTHEkids is a K-12 STEM education initiative that develops and inspires a new generation of scientists, engineers, and technology. It develops students’ science and engineering abilities through in-school and afterschool lab hours and summer enrichment programs. HYPOTHEkids is based in New York, United States.
Biodesign Challenge is a competition & education program shaping the first generation of biodesigners.
Project Invent is a student-run technology company. They train and support teachers to lead classrooms where students partner with real people to tackle real-world problems through innovation and social impact. They provide transformative experiences for educators, students, and their communities.
The Tech Interactive is a science and technology center for the development of educational content for students.
Genspace is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting citizen science and access to biotechnology.
Reimagine America's Schools collaborates with educators, technology experts, and designers to develop a new learning environment model. It is an inaugural program of the National Design Alliance with funding from Siegel Family Endowment and catalyst funding from Schmidt Futures.
Stanford d.School K-12 Lab offers educators and designers resources, experiences, and a space to experiment with new approaches to reduce educational inequality.
Education Reimagined is catalyzing the development of a new public education system that recognizes and values each child's uniqueness.
Transcend is a nonprofit organization focused on transforming K-12 education through innovation and design. Established in 2015 by Jeff Wetzler and Aylon Samouha, the organization is headquartered in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. Transcend specializes in change management and research and development, aiming to create and disseminate innovative school models that foster equitable learning environments. By building breakthrough school designs and developing a talent pool dedicated to R&D, Transcend supports communities in enhancing educational experiences. The organization seeks to empower visionary educators and the broader education sector with the necessary resources to accelerate advancements in school design and implementation.
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