California Education Partners works with dozens districts all across the state to hardwire coherence in their systems.

SeeBoundless has filmed all over the state, creating individual videos as well as a bank of footage that EdPartners can use in the future, whether for social media or upcoming conferences.

SeeBoundless partnered with NCDHHS and the Neimand Collaborative to produce this award winning short documentary.

Take Care looks at the child care crisis in North Carolina, how it affects everyone, and what's at stake if we don't fix it.

SeeBoundless worked with the team at UNC BlueSky Innovations for years in developing VR curriculum using professional actors, scripts and cutting edge research. The results are an exciting “choose your own adventure” style learning for students and professionals alike that changes the way we think about workplace management and interaction with others.

The university campus tour has been a large part of most colleges and universities recruiting efforts for decades. SeeBoundless has partnered with the states of North Carolina and Mississippi, to open the doors via 360 degree virtual reality scripted tours to all the university and community colleges in both states via a single launching pad.

Our collaboration with The Washington Post, brought us to Oregon and California to profile how the wood and wine industries struggled to survive during the initial months of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this immersive journey, TIME sent a team of journalists, including SeeBoundless, deep into the Amazon. There, we met the indigenous people fighting illegal logging, the loggers cutting paths into the jungle, and the frontiersmen and women making an illicit living from the land. Guided by renowned primatologist and environmentalist Jane Goodall, users were able to explore tribal villages, inspect lumberyards and see for themselves how the Amazon is under threat.

SeeBoundless collaborated with the Roundhouse Foundation to share their vision of creating positive impact through collaboration in communities by encouraging creative problem solving and innovative programming that stimulate local economies.

We’ve worked with Fillmore Unified School District to highlight their mission to develop high-performing students who are engaged and productive members of society.

Through a series of short stories, public service announcements and campaigns we’re helping them increase enrollment and get community buy in for their expanding programs.

“We brought Steve in to help with our larger strategic communication planning. With his help, we were able to launch a newsletter, create video content to increase partnerships and think through our larger vision as we and the WNBA grow.  Steve was great to work with and provided invaluable insights to both ownership and our leadership team.”

— Suzanne Abair, Partner | Atlanta Dream

Since 2020, SeeBoundless has worked hand in hand with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to ensure distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine, inform the public on mental health services like the 988 National Suicide Hotline and enroll more than 600,000 people in NC Medicaid.

Some rules are meant to be broken—especially the fake ones! Stupski Foundation is excited to announce a new limited series, “Break Fake Rules,” with their CEO Glen Galaich, as he questions philanthropy’s self-imposed rules and interviews rule breakers to spotlight ways we can better serve communities and create lasting change.