Appalachian Mountain Club

The American Meteorological Society promotes and disseminates information on atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences. It develops professional applications, publishes nearly 10 educational journals in print and online and sponsors more than 12 conferences annually. Founded in 1919, its initial 600 members came primarily from the United States Signal Corps and U.S. Weather Bureau. The Society has expanded to more than 11,000 members including professionals, professors, students and weather enthusiasts. It has affiliations with organizations such as American Institute of Physics, Bookbuilders of Boston, Council for Agricultural Science and Technology, Renewable Natural Resources Foundation and Society for Scholarly Publishing. The Society is headquartered in Boston and has an office in Washington D.C.

The New England Board of Higher Education, based in Boston, MA, is an organization dedicated to promoting excellence in higher education across the New England region. They work with colleges, universities, and other partners to provide resources and support for students, families, and school counselors in areas such as college planning, financial aid, and transfer initiatives. Additionally, they engage in research and analysis on topics related to higher education, including open education, student mental health, and the future of the industry. The organization also collaborates with various partners and stakeholders to address key issues in higher education, such as student data privacy, college access for low-income and first-generation students, and the impact of budget plans on education funding. Through their initiatives and advocacy efforts, the New England Board of Higher Education aims to ensure that all individuals have access to affordable, quality education and opportunities for success in the evolving higher education landscape.Generated from the website

Housing Partnership Network (HPN) is a Boston-based organization that has been at the forefront of driving creative housing solutions for the past 30 years. As leaders in the field, they have built a network of over 100 industry leaders and innovative social enterprises that work together to make housing more affordable and accessible for all. Through their portfolio of social enterprises, HPN solves market gaps and enhances the work of member organizations, providing them with access to new revenue streams, products, and capital. Their mission is to catalyze innovative, market-level change in order to scale community impact and build more stable homes in America, ultimately improving the economy, opportunity, education, and public health.Generated from the website