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Atlas of Opportunity
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§ For journalists, educators, and partners

Press kit.

Everything you need to write about Atlas of Opportunity accurately. Quotes, the founder's bio, logos, and a direct line to the founder are below. We try to respond within 48 hours.

§ One-line description

Atlas of Opportunity is a free, student-led nonprofit that helps U.S. high schoolers discover research programs, internships, competitions, hackathons, scholarships, and festivals — by grade, interests, and where they live.

§ Fact sheet
Founded
2026 · Bothell, Washington
Founder
Nehan Hossain (high school student)
Status
Washington nonprofit corporation, incorporated August 6, 2026. Not currently recognized as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization; does not solicit donations.
Washington UBI
606 266 796
Cost to users
Free. No accounts required to browse.
Catalog size
4,670 verified opportunities, updated continuously
Coverage
All 50 U.S. states plus remote/virtual programs
Funding
Unfunded. No paid promotion, no affiliate links.
Data license
Catalog exports CC-BY 4.0
§ Founder bio (50 words)

Nehan Hossain is a high school student in Bothell, Washington, and the founder of Atlas of Opportunity. A former University of Washington SASWE research intern, he has co-authored work published in Earth System Science Data and AGU Advances. He built Atlas of Opportunity after realizing how often access depends on insider knowledge.

§ Quotes you can use
  • "The information you need to do real research should not depend on whether your parents went to college, or whether your school has a counselor with bandwidth."
    — Nehan Hossain, founder
  • "We don't sell anything, we don't take referral fees, and we won't list a program that charges thousands without need-based aid. Trust is the whole product."
    — Nehan Hossain, founder
§ Logos & brand assets

The wordmark "Atlas of Opportunity" should be set in a serif display font on white or our deep navy (#0a1929). Square mark below for thumbnails and avatars.

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§ What we will and won't say
  • ✅ We'll share which programs are popular and how the catalog is vetted.
  • ✅ We'll talk about access gaps for first-generation and rural students.
  • ❌ We won't share individual user data or saved opportunities. Ever.
  • ❌ We won't promise that any program will accept a particular student.
§ Contact

Press inquiries: hello@atlasofopportunity.org
Typical response: within 48 hours.

For deeper background, see About, Methodology, and Impact.