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Los Angeles Maritime Institute
Since its founding in 1992, the mission of The Los Angeles Maritime Institute's "TopSail Youth Program" has been to use sail training to provide youth with real-life challenges that develop knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to live healthy, productive lives. This multi-award-winning program has become a model program for others, worldwide.
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Sea Education Association at Woods Hole
SEA's role in education today is an important one: to prepare students for the challenges they will face in an increasingly complex society. They believe that decision making and problem-solving skills, along with self-confidence, humility, and respect for others, can be learned most memorably through experiences that are academically, physically, and emotionally challenging.
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Hurricane Island Outward Bound Program
Europe and Caribbean semester sail training program which encourage the long established and successful Outward Bound Program and time-tested curriculums
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Brilliant Program at Mystic Seaport
For teens or adults, the Brilliant program is a seagoing sailing adventure in which the participants act as crew under the direction of professional sailors. Sailing aboard a traditional vessel provides an awareness of history and an appreciation for craftsmanship. Going to sea makes a timeless connection with our natural world. All hands become fully involved in sailing the vessel, and the individual becomes part of a water-borne community by helping "for the good of the ship.It is a challenging experience, and you will never forget it.
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Education on the Sea Program
Offers a variety of sail training programs on the vessel Lynx on the West Coast.
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Texas Seaport Museum
a variety of educational and sail training programs associated with the originally restored 1877 barque Elissa in Galveston, Texas.
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The Wooden Boat Foundation
The Wooden Boat Foundation in Port Townsend, Washington has joined with some of the best sail training vessels in Puget Sound, offering trips 3 hours to 14 days in length, for students 12 years old to adult, on boats as large as 84 feet. The Captains have sailed in many oceans and bring diverse experience to their dedication as Educators and mariners. The trips are for those looking to learn the sailing complexities of larger boats and immerse themselves in the tangible and rich maritime culture these craft represent.
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Hawaiian Chieftain Summer Camp
Over 50,000 young people have participated in educational programs on board in the past ten years. Based on San Francisco
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South Street Maritime Museum
The tall ship Pioneer provides a unique classroom in which students can develop environmental awareness and historical perspective. Students act as crew members by helping to raise the sails and then participate in hands-on learning stations. Our thought provoking experiences help students achieve science or social studies standards while enjoying the fresh air aboard an historic sailing vessel.
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Living Classrooms Foundation
A non-profit organization, operated for the benefit of the community at large, providing hands-on education and job training for students from diverse backgrounds, with a special emphasis on serving at-risk youth. The Foundation uses maritime settings, community revitalization projects and other challenging learning environments.
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America True Program for Girls
The Tall Ship Semester for Girls breaks down traditional barriers and puts girls at the helm of a tall ship at sea. The program offers girls who might otherwise never have such an opportunity a chance to test themselves, to accomplish real feats, and in the process, to discover themselves.
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Bytown Brigantine Foundation
Bytown Brigantine Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization, dedicated to building character through the adventure of tall ship sail training.
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Salem Maritime National Historic Partnership
The Friendship is managed as a partnership between the National Park Service and the Friends of Friendship, Inc., a not for profit corporation organized by the Salem Partnership. The ship will be open for tours at historic DerbyWharf as part of the programs of the Salem Maritime National Historic Site and will sail as an ambassador ship for the Essex National Heritage Area. The Friends of Friendship will coordinate its sailing program.
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Clearwater Environmental Education
A variety of sailing opportunities for individuals, families and groups planned to better understand the Hudson River.
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Schooner Ernistina Programs
The Massachusetts Schooner ERNESTINA offers multi-disciplinary, hands-on education programs tailored to meet the specific needs of schools, colleges and other educational and cultural organizations. Program offerings range from dockside visits for any age, day sails for sixth grade and up and five day passages at sea from coastal communities of Massachusetts, from Cape Ann to Mt. Hope Bay and beyond.
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The Nautical Heritage Society
Operates the tall ship Californian. A nonprofit organization dedicated to helping citizens understand how important the coastal marine environment is to the quality of life for all of us.
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Golden Gate Tall Ships Society
Building on San Francisco Bay 's rich nautical tall ship heritage, the Golden Gate Tall Ships Society promotes the renaissance of traditional sailing ships. We provide youth with scholarships for lifelong learning through sail training and our members with traditional sailing experiences.
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The Ocean Institute Dana Point, California
Nationally known for its hands-on marine science, environmental education and maritime history programs. More than 78,000 K-12 students and 6,000 teachers annually participate in the Institute's 61 award-winning, immersion style programs. To learn oceanography and science, students voyage onto the ocean to feel and taste the salty sea spray, sort through live specimens, observe migrating whales and collect scientific data. To learn maritime history and literature, students spend an entire night aboard the brig Pilgrim—each student hauling lines, hoisting sails, standing night watch and swabbing decks.
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The Bermuda Sloop Foundation
Ship is currently under construction in Maine to offer Bermudians affordable, world-class sail training, year-round, for students aged 14-25+. Programs will reinforce school curriculum and trade training—while incorporating the maritime heritage of Bermuda.
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