In 2022, more than 273,000 educators and learners took advantage of free SAS® software offerings. Also, 45,000 educators and students attended live global academic events and accessed free learning resources such as SAS Skill Builder for Students, an online portal for students to launch their analytics careers. The SAS Education division offers the SAS Educator Portal that provides an array of free instructional materials and e-learning designed to make integrating analytics into the classroom easy and effective. With GatherIQ, SAS is bringing global issues into the classroom. The free app details 17 Global Goals set by the United Nations for a better world and can inspire the next generation of changemakers to help solve sustainability issues. SAS won many workplace awards and recognitions including the Disability Equality Index, Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas, Great Tech Place to Work by NC Tech, the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) and Disability:IN. Earned ISO 14064-3 limited assurance for 2018 base year recalculation and 2022 calendar year GHG emission inventories • Awarded LEED Platinum existing building recertification for SAS Building Q. This is the third SAS building to earn the US Green Building Council’s highest performance award. Throughout its history, SAS has helped customers solve challenges through innovative analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. In recent years, those challenges were often ones of resilience and sustainability. How could we bounce back from unprecedented disruption, stronger than ever while improving the world? As a leader in social responsibility, we strive to help our communities and customers with these challenges and their environmental, social and governance initiatives. We know that the power of trustworthy technology can help drive better decisions and create a more sustainable future. Through decades of corporate social innovation projects, SAS has seen firsthand the impact our technology can have on protecting the environment, improving health outcomes, addressing bias and tackling other global priorities. As a creator of powerful data technologies, we have the opportunity and responsibility to confront society’s biggest challenges – from mental health and education access to conservation and climate change. We remain dedicated to applying our expertise and technology in support of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.