News: Two cohorts completed our program

We are excited to announce that two of the original cohorts of the Phoenix Space Program completed the program in January. The cohort from SPI in Istanbul began in February 2020, and the St. Paul Center, Lebanon, group began in July. While classes alternated between in-person and online due to COVID-related restrictions, the students showed incredible resilience and dedication in finishing the curriculum. The St. Paul Center students were also able to participate in a high-altitude scientific balloon camp in person during the program. Learn more about the Phoenix Space Program here.

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Phoenix Space to collaborate with We Love Reading to empower science literacy for underprivileged youth

Phoenix Space is honored to be partnering with We Love Reading, a Jordanian non-profit, to further expand our mission of building a better future for underprivileged students around the world. We Love Reading encourages reading for pleasure as a vehicle for personal growth and community transformation, while Phoenix Space nurtures young people’s passion for space and general science. Phoenix Space

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Phoenix Space announces partnership with World Space Week Association

Phoenix Space and World Space Week Association are happy to announce our new partnership! We will be working together through joint marketing and promotion efforts to support our mutual goals of promoting space, astronomy, and science public outreach and education. The mission of World Space Week Association is to strengthen the link between space and society through public education, participation,

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Blog: Bringing STEM Education to Refugees During a Pandemic

By Alex Dutton, Phoenix Space Head of Education. Around the world, the first half of 2020 contained weeks where the promises of the last decade of ed-tech, such as paperless schools, digital learning, automated homework, and remote classrooms, were thrust upon teachers and students. In this blog post, I’d like to share a different experience of a sudden move to

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