Engage With Office of STEM Engagement
NASA has a rich history of collaborating across the STEM ecosystem to foster innovative student experiences that leverage our unique mission, people, and facilities. NASA Office of STEM Engagement (OSTEM) welcomes requests for high-impact collaborative activities focused on developing the next generation STEM and aerospace workforce. NASA seeks opportunities to work with non-profits, industry, and other government organizations with a national or regional scale to bolster STEM skills and knowledge, engage students in real world problem solving, and the exploration of career pathways. Proposed collaborations may result in the development of a non-reimbursable (no-exchange-of-funds) Space Act Agreement.
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NASA prioritizes partnerships that engage U.S. students and teachers at no cost and make partnership materials publicly accessible across various platforms. NASA further prioritizes activities at a national or regional scale that feature NASA career examples, datasets, and current mission information for audience engagement.
All domestic entities, including U.S. Federal government agencies, can submit a Statement of Interest. Limited opportunities exist for international entities with U.S. nationwide audiences. NASA partnerships serve students from pre-K through undergraduate levels in formal classrooms, out-of-school settings, and on digital platforms.

General Partnership Guidelines
The intent of this opportunity is to support external entities that advance national STEM education needs by sharing NASA’s mission with their audiences. This includes engaging audiences in technical mission content and STEM education resources, raising awareness of STEM career pathways, and highlighting STEM career role models. NASA generally provides unfunded collaborators with access to NASA mission data and imagery, subject matter expertise in scientific and technical disciplines connected to NASA mission for consultation, content review and to share career pathways, and subject matter expertise in NASA STEM education and related disciplines.
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Current Agreements
Pursuant to direction in Title III of House Report 113-171 accompanying H.R. 2787, the FY 2014 Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies appropriations bill and pursuant to direction in Section 841 of the NASA Transition Authorization Act of 2017, Public Law 115-10; NASA updates and posts on a quarterly basis applicable summary data on Space Act Agreements with U.S. Federal, non-Federal, and international partners.
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Featured Partnerships
NASA collaborated across the STEM ecosystem through high-impact activities that complement its efforts to build a future STEM workforce. These no-exchange of funds opportunities with industry and non-profits address mutually beneficial goals. In FY 2024, OSTEM engaged in 60 relationships to engage students and educators in STEM content and career experiences. This work resulted in over 10 million digital engagements including video views and product interactions.

NASA Partnerships Bring 2024 Total Solar Eclipse to Everyone
On Monday, April 8, 2024 NASA and its partners will celebrate the wonders of the total solar eclipse as it passes over North America, with the path of totality in the United States, from Kerrville, Texas, to Houlton, Maine. Explore ways NASA is working with partners to engage the public in the upcoming total solar eclipse.

NOGGIN – Nickelodeon’s Digital Platform for Pre-K Students
NASA and NOGGIN collaborated on a series of Artemis themed videos and interactive games. These products are available on a free you-tube channel launched in late 2022. The post popular clip is “My Best” which introduces students NASA trailblazers Guy Bluford and Katherine Johnson. This award-winning video gained 1.6 million views.

LEGO Education – Build To Launch With LEGO Education and Artemis I
NASA partnered with LEGO Education to introduce students around the world to Artemis content and careers through the Build to Launch Series. This multi-part animated series with connected engineering content was used by over 4,000 educators during the promotional period.

Girl Scouts of USA – Collaboration Moves Further Beyond Gravity
NASA and the Girl Scouts collaborated on “To the Moon and Back,” to introduce participants to STEM careers and explore space themed badges and activities that connect to Artemis I. Girl Scouts awarded more than 80 Artemis flown Space Badges to students for their essays, which asked girls to imagine their own role in space exploration.
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NASA STEM Engagement Highlights
Find out how NASA’s STEM opportunities and activities in fiscal year 2023 enabled students and educators to engage with the agency’s most ambitious missions and programs.
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