The National Museum of Mathematics will host the Ninth Annual NYC Math Festival featuring interactive exhibits and activities, while former U.S. Senator Benjamin Cardin has donated his political papers to Johns Hopkins University, providing valuable insight into his 60-year career in politics.

The SOUL-ED School Tour in the Philippines, led by The Lighthouse Foundation, introduces mindfulness and spirituality into education to empower students. Dr. Karen Frank Barney revolutionizes occupational therapy with compassion and science, focusing on rehabilitation and public health challenges. San Mateo High School's cellphone ban leads to improved focus and mental health benefits, sparking a trend in schools across the country.

Scott Vicknair Injury Lawyers concluded their 'High Seas & ABCs' charity giveaway by surprising retiring teacher Cindy LeBeouf with a fully paid-for cruise as a retirement gift after her 30 years of teaching. The giveaway aims to spotlight outstanding educators in Southeastern Louisiana and continue building programs that celebrate local heroes in the community.

IotaComm, Inc. sponsors the Healthy Green Schools & Colleges program, in partnership with the Healthy Schools Campaign, to improve indoor air quality, sustainability, and operational efficiency in schools nationwide. Through their Delphi360™ platform, IAQ data is collected every 30 minutes to provide actionable insights for district leaders, supporting schools in meeting certification requirements and creating equitable learning environments for all students.

High school senior Winston Vance from Friends Academy is breaking the mold in college admissions by combining his Certificate in Social Entrepreneurship with research and internships at prestigious universities. With projects like Smooth Scheduling and involvement in various social initiatives, Vance embodies the next generation of student leaders dedicated to interdisciplinary problem-solving with a human impact. Visit winstonvance.com to learn more about his inspiring journey.

Punyam Academy Pvt. Ltd. offers an online ISO 37001:2025 Lead Auditor Training course, D-Wave Quantum Inc. partners with South Korean entities to advance quantum adoption, Dr. Joel Berley launches a scholarship for future doctors, Dr. Wade Newman and Dr. Sagy Grinberg support healthcare students with scholarships, David Guillod Creative Arts Scholarship is open for applications, and BioUtah supports the Life Sciences Workforce Collaborative to enhance talent pipelines in Utah's life sciences industry.

The Jaime & Blanca Jarrín Foundation and Los Defensores are offering scholarships for Law and Journalism students, emphasizing the impact of support for underserved communities. Meanwhile, the United Negro College Fund raised over $1 million for minority education at their 25th Annual Gala in Chicago, featuring moving testimonials, entertainment, and generous contributions towards college scholarships.

Brian Carlson, CEO & Co-Founder of Storytime AI, is using AI to create personalized reading experiences in 194 languages, addressing the global literacy gap. By tailoring content to children's names, cultures, and interests, Storytime AI enhances engagement and confidence while also benefiting social-emotional development and special education. Recognized by AWS and part of EBPC, Storytime AI is launching a web-based classroom platform for educators with free pilots available this Fall. Join the waitlist to be part of this literacy movement.

A survey by Consolidated Credit highlights financial stress among Hispanic families due to credit card misuse, with over 90 percent owning at least one card. The total U.S. credit card debt is at $1.18 trillion, indicating a lack of financial literacy. Consolidated Credit provides free financial education and counseling to assist families in managing their finances and overcoming debt.

WebCE has released the 2025 AFTR course to help tax professionals stay updated on federal tax law changes and earn IRS recognition, while SAfG is dedicated to promoting STEM education for girls and underserved youth in the Bay Area. SAfG aims to challenge gender stereotypes and expand STEM opportunities, emphasizing the need for policy changes and investments in K-6 STEM education to address equity issues and engage all students in hands-on learning.