Learning Without Limits featuring Erin Dangerfield

Warriors Vice President of Human Resources, Erin Dangerfield, joined the Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD for the Facing History and Ourselves series.

As a part of the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, 60 6th grade students from KIPP Bridge Academy had the opportunity to virtually visit Museum of African Diaspora (MoAD). The students took a virtual tour of the Black Is Beautiful photography exhibit featuring themes of race, identity, social activism and celebrating black culture.

As a part of the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, 60 6th grade students from KIPP Bayview Academy had the opportunity to visit Chase Center and learn what it takes to run the home to the Golden State Warriors. They got to experience the science and technology behind it, while partaking in activations throughout the day with Scoreboard Ops, IT, and Engineering team. Golden State Warriors’ player, Eric Paschall, will joined the students, too.

As a part of the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, 75 6th grade students from KIPP San Francisco Bay Academy took a tour of the California Academy of Science to experience hands-on learning in the fields of science and technology with former Warriors player Zaza Pachulia.

In celebration of Women’s Empowerment Month and as a part of the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, 80 6th grade students from KIPP Summit Academy took a tour of the Rosie the Riveter Museum to learn more about the WWII era within the Bay Area through videos and conversations.

As a part of the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, 70 6th grade students from KIPP Bayview Academy took a tour of the San Francisco Zoo as well as got hands on learning experience with different animals from the zoo.

As a part of the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, 77 6th grade students from KIPP Bridge Academy took a tour of the USS Hornet: Sea, Air, & Space Museum in Alameda. The Aircraft Carrier Hornet Foundation preserves and honors the legacy of USS Hornet, a National and State Historic Landmark, and its role in naval aviation history.

In celebration of back to school and in conjunction with the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, 107 6th grade students from KIPP Heartwood Academy took tour of the Computer History Museum in Mountain View to learn from the stories and artifacts of the information age and their impact on society.

The learning without Limits program is presented by ABD and in partnership with KIPP Bay Area. The program allows the Warriors to provide Bay Area youth with engaging STEM related educational experiences not found in the typical classroom. This year we visited the Tech Museum of Innovation, Oakland Museum of California, Museum of African Diaspora and the Walt Disney Family Museum.

As a part of the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, students from KIPP SF Bay Academy took a special tour of the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco and participated in a workshop around Imagineering: Creative Problem Solving.

In celebration of Black History Month and in conjunction with the Warriors Learning Without Limits program presented by ABD, students from KIPP Bayview Academy took a special tour of the Museum of African Diaspora (MoAD) in San Francisco where they took part in a tour of the museum that spans the African Diaspora across history.

As part of the Warriors Learning without Limits program presented by ABD, students from KIPP Summit Academy made a visit to the Oakland Museum of California in Oakland to explore the Natural Sciences exhibit showcasing seven places throughout California that depict the state’s diversity of climate, geology, habitats, ecosystems, and wildlife.

As part of the Warriors Learning without Limits program presented by ABD, students from KIPP Heritage Academy made a visit to The Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose to experience STEM and take part in the Physics of Roller Coasters lab where they discovered the science and engineering behind thrill rides.

As a part of the Warriors Learning without Limits program presented by ABD, 75 6th graders from KIPP Bridge Academy in Oakland had the opportunity to visit the Lawrence Hall of Science and experience STEM hands-on.

On Tuesday, November 8, the Warriors and financial services organization ABD hosted the first Learning Without Limits event of the 2016-17 season at the California Academy of Sciences. Over 70 sixth-grade students from KIPP Bayview school enjoyed an education lab as well as an interactive science show alongside Warriors center Zaza Pachulia.

As a part of the Warriors Learning without Limits program, presented by ABD, and in conjunction with National Rebuilding Day, youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula (BGCP) teamed up with employees from ABD to help Rebuilding Together Peninsula (RTP) make much needed repairs to Peninsula Family Service in Daly City.

On Tuesday, February 23, as a part of the Warriors Learning without Limits Program presented by ABD, 50 4th grade students from Cox Academy visited NASA Ames Research Center and learned about a key facility for many of NASA’s missions and projects.

As a part of the Warriors Learning without Limits program presented by ABD, nearly 50 fourth and fifth grade students from the Salesian Boys’ & Girls’ Club made their way to the Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco on Tuesday, January 12, for a hands-on learning approach to science and learn about the beautiful and complex ecology of the San Francisco Bay and discover the role we play in maintaining its balance.

On Thursday, November 5, the Warriors and ABD teamed up to host the first Learning Without Limits STEM education program of the season at Chabot Space & Science Center for 50 Bay Area students. Warriors guard Andre Iguodala surprised the students from De Marillac Academy in San Francisco for a live science show and gave the students a hands-on learning experience with science and technology.

As a part of the Warriors Learning without Limits program presented by ABD, and in conjunction with National Rebuilding Day, youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula (BGCP) teamed up with ABD employees to help Rebuilding Together Peninsula make repairs to the home of an elderly San Bruno resident.

On March 24, in conjunction with NBA Green Week and as part of the Warriors Learning without Limits program presented by ABD, 25 6th grade students from De Marillac Academy made a visit to Recology in San Francisco to see firsthand how they are working to make zero waste a reality.

The Warriors recently brought 60 fifth grade students to The Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose for a day full of educational fun and discovery.

The Warriors recently teamed up with ABD to teach 50 elementary school students about fire safety at the Oakland Fire Department.

As a part of the Warriors Learning without Limits program, 20 youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula (BGCP) teamed up with 50 employees from ABD to help Rebuilding Together Peninsula make

On May 10, 2014, the Warriors and ABD teamed up to host a Learning without Limits event at the Oakland Zoo.

On April 2, 2014, the Warriors and ABD teamed up to host their second Learning without Limits event at the Exploratorium in San Francisco.

On March 27, 2014, the Warriors and ABD teamed up to host their first Learning without Limits event for the the Salesian Boys and Girls Club at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco.