Women Can Fly is a volunteer organization whose mission is to encourage women of all ages to fly, providing hands-on experiences and demonstrations. 

EAA Young Eagles offer first free rides in an airplane for youth ages 8 to 17. The organization encourages those already part of aviation to become a volunteer.

The Pathways Flight Academies immerse students in learning to fly while discovering the range of exciting aviation career opportunities available.

Through the Civil Air Patrol, youth 12 to 18 can learn about aviation and the military while developing leadership and teamwork skills in a year-round youth program.

STEM Flights is a national nonprofit organization that connects middle and high school students with volunteer pilot mentors to learn about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).

At NEXTGEN Aviator events, students can perform hands-on activities based on real-life aviation applications.

The American Rocketry Challenge is the world’s largest rocket contest with nearly 5,000 students nationwide competing each year.

Civil Air Patrol educators offer free aerospace/STEM lesson plans, activities, textbooks, products, and programs to use in any classroom or afterschool or enrichment programs.

AeroEducate is a free resource filled with age-based activities and clear pathways to aviation and aerospace industry careers through which K-12 students can discover and ignite their curiosity in aviation.

NASA eClips is a NASA-supported project that brings together exciting video segments and resources with educational best practices to inspire and educate students to become 21st Century explorers.

The AOPA Foundation has created the AOPA Foundation High School Aviation STEM Curriculum, a STEM.org-reviewed educational media.