AAGC is an organization that brings parent, teachers, and other individuals together to support gifted education in the state. Purpose and goals, newsletter, conference updates, and links.

Advocacy organization for gifted children in the USA.

A support organisation for the benefit of the young and intellectually gifted; includes information about their activities, articles, and membership.

Part of the Education Directorate of the American Psychological Association. Its mission is to generate public awareness, advocacy, clinical applications, and cutting-edge research ideas that will enhance the achievement and performance of children and adolescents with special gifts and talents.

Provides testing and talent development programs for gifted children.

Runs an annual intellectual talent search, conducts research, and offers summer academic programs, distance education, family academic conferences, and educational assessment, planning, and counseling services. Newsletter available for a fee.

The Centre for Gifted Education at the University of Calgary meets the intellectual, social and emotional needs of gifted children and their families through research, professional development, community service and instructional programs.

Assists teachers, school administrators and related service providers to appropriately implement recent changes to the United States' primary special education law.

Works to recognize, nurture and support profoundly intelligent young people and to provide opportunities for them to develop their talents to make a positive difference.

EPGY provides computer based distance learning for gifted youth in mathematics, physics and writing from the elementary school level through university level.

Links to brochures, journals, newsletters, and other resources related to gifted education.

Organizers of the BeyondIQ conferences for professionals, parents, children, and other gifted people.

Site of Linda Silverman, a counselor and author who pioneered the concept of visual/spatial intelligence.

Dedicated to the better understanding of gifted and talented individuals.

Providing leadership, advocacy, and support of differentiated education and services for meeting the unique needs of gifted, talented, and creative students in Michigan.

The National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth at the University of Warwick has been established by the government to develop, implement, promote and support educational opportunities for gifted and talented children and young people aged up to 19, as well as providing support for parents and educators.

Aims to assist able and talented children to reach their full potential; information about their publications, conferences, and advice/support services for teachers, other professionals and the wider educational community.

Trains teachers, encourages parents and educates administrators and policymakers on how to develop and support gifted children.

A research site from University of Conn. on gifted and talented education.

Collaborative effort of the University of Connecticut, City University of New York/City College, Stanford University, University of Virginia, Yale University, 52 state and territorial departments of education, over 360 public and private schools, over 167 content area consultants, and stakeholders representing professional organizations, parent groups, and businesses.

State chapter of the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC). Serves as a public advocate to disseminate information concerning the needs of gifted and talented children.

This state-related association contains gifted research for parents, teachers, and students.

Australia Gifted Organization

A list of all the state gifted associations by state.

It is the mission of SENG to support bright, talented, gifted individuals and their families, and the professionals who work with them, to better understand the nature of giftedness, and to help these individuals reach their personal potential.

Promotes the welfare and education of children and youth with gifts, talents, and/or high potential. USA.

Conferences, position papers, educational opportunities, resources, publications, links, advocacy background and tips.

Providing educational enrichment and support services specifically designed for gifted children, assistance to parents in raising gifted children to full and productive adulthood, professional training to encourage educators to meet the special needs of these youngsters, and efforts to win public recognition and acceptance of these special needs.

A national support and resource network focused on the needs of highly gifted children. The Center primarily serves as a clearinghouse of information and events concerning the needs of highly gifted children.

Provides support for gifted and talented children and their families and all others involved in their education and welfare. Also to increase awareness of high ability and to convert potential into achievement

Dedicated to the unique needs of gifted and talented youth this nonprofit foundation provides free information and guidance to parents and educators of gifted and creative children.