ALT Graphic for the ARISS SPARKI program. Left side shows a table display with a computer screen, Raspberry Pi, SDR kit, Educator's Guide, and informational materials. Bottom left: group photo of the SPARKI workshop team posing outdoors in front of a large rocket model. Right side: text on dark blue background reading:"Hello SPARKI! Enabling educators to prepare for upcoming STEM contacts.US educators are invited to join the ARISS SPARKI program before their scheduled school or youth group STEM contacts.SPARKI includes a kit with an SDR dongle, Raspberry Pi, and other components for education on radio communications activities. Plus, an Educator's Guide and hands-on workshop for robust preparation.The program is supported by ARDC in the US, and there is a modified version in Europe."Includes ARISS logo and note: "ARISS Images: SPARKI kit components at Dayton Hamvention, February 2025 workshop team."

ALT A graphic for ARISS USA Sponsors on a dark background with yellow and white text. On the left side, logos are displayed vertically: the ISS National Laboratory logo at the top, followed by the SCaN (NASA's Space Communications and Navigation) logo, the ARRL (American Radio Relay League) logo, the AMSAT (Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation) logo, and the ARDC (Amateur Radio Digital Communications) logo at the bottom. On the right side, bold yellow text reads: "ARISS USA Sponsors Thank you to these US-based sponsors including:" followed by listings in white and yellow text: SCaN: NASA's Space Communications and Navigation ISS National Laboratory ARRL: American Radio Relay League AMSAT: Radio Amateur Satellite Corp. ARDC: Amateur Radio Digital Communications At the bottom right: "To make a donation to ARISS, visit ARISS.org and click 'Donate'" with an arrow pointing to the ARISS logo featuring Earth, an antenna, and the text "ARISS Amateur Radio on the International Space Station".