More than a year after devastating hurricanes hit Puerto Rico schools hard, teachers are still benefitting from training workshops on how to bring science into their classrooms with AWB's donations of OneSky telescopes and other STEM educational resources.

Notice: After collecting 3 million plus used solar eclipse glasses since August 2017, AWB is closing its donation campaign & will stop accepting glasses after October 31st. Collected and vetted glasses will be sent to South America and Asia eclipses in 2019.

AWB staff partnered with online robotic telescope service Slooh for their webcast showcasing live lunar feeds from around the world in celebration of International Observe the Moon Night. Watch the archived show.

Daniela de Paulis, Director of the AWB AstroArts program collaborates with a global audience to send images to the Moon, she's a member of the international Search for Extraterrestrial Committee (SETI) committee and a whole lot more. Watch the interview with Dr. Pamela Gay on CosmoQuest.

AWB crowdfunding sponsored a girls astronomy camp in Nigeria, STEM education in Puerto Rico after the hurricane, and solar-viewing in Tanzania.
Read more about AWB's efforts.

The AWB OneSky telescope could be “the best value in telescopes for the money” according to Space.Com. Celestron produces the OneSky telescope in partnership with AWB. A little over 50% of your purchase price ($199.00) will go to fund our global astronomy programs. It’s a win-win: you get a great telescope and you help spread astronomy education! (Please note: only available in the U.S.)