EJ North Carolina Chapter is a youth-lead organization dedicated to education, policy development, and global growth related to the applications of AI.

The UF Student Infosec Team (UFSIT) is the cybersecurity club at the University of Florida. They are student-led and passionate about all things cybersecurity and their weekly meetings are a great place to learn and often include presentations from club members and industry professionals on a wide array of security topics. Their goal is to provide a welcoming environment for students to learn more about all areas of information security, including topics such as penetration testing, reverse engineering, vulnerability research, digital forensics, and more.

Cybersecurity Club of San Francisco State University

Cal Poly's group of security-oriented individuals who strive to make cybersecurity concepts and ethical hacking practices and training available and accessible to everyone.

Oregon Chapter of Encode Justice - the world’s first and largest youth movement for human-centered AI.

NICC is the New Jersey institute of Technology's official Information & Cybersecurity Club and started as a way to give NJIT students interested in cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and CTFs a group that would help them learn, grow, and hone their skills.

Community-centered movement to raise awareness about & address online privacy issues faced by Gen Zers.

The Georgia chapter of the international youth-led coalition Encode Justice, fighting for rights and justice in artificial intelligence.

Hack@UCF strives to foster awareness of information security in Central Florida by getting the campus community involved in the cyber realm through education and experience in both offensive and defensive security strategies.

Current Affairs Society at Stony Brook University promotes multi-perspective conversations about current events, global issues, national security, and civil liberties.