“We will not improve education in isolation. Progress happens when we link arms, align our efforts, and commit to learning together.”
One table. All Voices.
When principals, teachers, interventionists, personnel preparation, educational leaders, researchers, and policymakers meet in separate professional spaces, progress in our professional stalls.
As an IMA Organizational Partner, you join a global, cross-role network that links schools system for continuous improvement into one shared conversation—uniting research experts, implementation experts, preparation programs, and policy leaders to design prevention-first MTSS systems that work for every learner.
Become an IMA Organizational Partner.
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As an Organizational Partner, you help link the educational ecosystem—PBIS, RTI, leadership, higher ed, special/general education, researchers, consultants, and regional/governmental agencies—so we’re not in separate rooms. Together we build prevention-first MTSS and continuous improvement capacity at every level.
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Organizational Partnerships are about shared work, not sponsorship dollars.
They’re flexible, in-kind, and mutually beneficial—formalized with a simple partnership agreement that can include exchanging expertise, co-hosting events, translating resources, and opening access to networks. The aim isn’t dues; it’s collective capacity building to move our profession forward—together.
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Simply reach out and start the conversation! We would love to meet with you and brainstorm ways to partner.
Simple path:
Contact us to share your organizational goals, audience and context.
Explore ideas together on a short call; outline a potential simple, win-win partnership plan.
Confirm with an IMA Partnership Agreement and gather a small cross-role team.
Launch your Together We Grow actions tailored to your setting.
Let’s co-create something that moves our profession forward—together.
Stronger together: Connect, share, scale.
Partner with IMA to link networks, share resources, and scale what works. Together, we can co-host events, develop evidence-aligned tools, and open doors across classrooms, districts, universities, and agencies—reducing duplication and accelerating adoption.
Join us to turn separate efforts into collective impact for every learner.
“When we educate every child, we change the trajectory of communities, nations, and generations.”
— Author Unknown