OUR MONTH OF 100 NO'S

Find a possibility. Make a courageous ask.

Choose an opportunity you care about. Ask about eligibility, request feedback, find an adult sponsor, or prepare an application. A yes and a no both give you something to learn.

Dates reviewed October 31, 2026 for selected programs. State directory entries are starting points; confirm local access, costs, and availability.

PATHWAYS & POSSIBILITIES

The world is bigger than your school schedule.

Find clubs, competitions, leadership programs, expeditions, internships, conferences, research, summer experiences and paid opportunities worth going after.

Explore opportunities
FOUR DOORS

Start with the kind of experience you want.

Or ignore the boxes and search everything. Exploration is allowed to be gloriously nonlinear.

FIFTY-STATE EXPLORER

What can you do where you live?

We have built state-level access points for leadership, civic programs, career organizations, competitions and youth development across all 50 states. Choose your state and we will mix local possibilities with national programs you can access from anywhere.

National opportunities are always included too.
CURATED COLLECTIONS

Shortcut the search

These collections update automatically from the same library.

OPPORTUNITY FINDER

Build your own shortlist

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THE FORGE CONNECTION

Opportunity becomes evidence when you actually do something with it.

The Hub helps students move from discovery to preparation, action and reflection so an experience becomes useful evidence in a Captain’s Log, application, résumé or future interview.

1DiscoverFind something that sparks curiosity.
2PrepareTrack deadlines and requirements.
3DoShow up, contribute and stretch.
4TranslateTurn the experience into evidence.
HELP THE HUB GROW

Found something fantastic?

Students and families can suggest an opportunity. Nothing publishes automatically; every submission goes to the review queue first.

SUGGEST AN OPPORTUNITY

What should we investigate?

Send us the official program link and enough context to know why it belongs here.