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WorkingNation’s Jane Oates appeared on Season 2 of DisruptED TV to discuss how transformations in the education system are needed to meet the changing employment demands facing the U.S. workforce.
Read MoreThe Associated Press reported on the news that philanthropist Jon Stryker donated $20 million to his alma mater Kalamazoo College to establish a scholarship program for students of color, first-generation students and those from lower-income families.
Read MoreU.S. News & World Report published the news that philanthropist Jon Stryker donated $20 million to his alma mater Kalamazoo College to establish a scholarship program for students of color, first-generation students and those from lower-income families.
Read MoreMlive.com published the news that philanthropist Jon Stryker donated $20 million to his alma mater Kalamazoo College to establish a scholarship program for students of color, first-generation students and those from lower-income families.
Read MoreCrain's Detroit Business published the news that philanthropist Jon Stryker donated $20 million to his alma mater Kalamazoo College to establish a scholarship program for students of color, first-generation students and those from lower-income families.
Read MoreThe Detroit Free Press published the news that philanthropist Jon Stryker donated $20 million to his alma mater Kalamazoo College to establish a scholarship program for students of color, first-generation students and those from lower-income families.
Read MoreThe Association for Talent Development re-published WorkingNation's article highlighting how Qualcomm is connecting students with the jobs of the future.
Read MoreWorkingNation President Jane Oates sat down for a podcast interview with EdTechTimes about how vocational education can help solve underemployment in the United States.
Read MoreThe Denver Business Journal profiled Gill Foundation founder and co-chairman Tim Gill as part of its Pride Month coverage. The article examines Gill's impact on the LGBT rights movement in Colorado and beyond, and his return to his entrepreneurial roots as the co-founder and chairman of the smart-home artificial intelligence start-up Josh.ai.
Read MoreBlavity celebrated the success of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol's annual VOICES gala, which raised more than $1 million for students of color in New York City.
Read MoreThe Grads of Life vertical on Forbes.com featured the original WorkingNation piece about how Harbor Freight Tools, the national hardware retailer, is addressing a significant gap between skilled workers and open positions in the trades through its philanthropic support of career and technical education programs.
Read MoreThe New York Amsterdam News recapped the annual Voices gala benefiting The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, a youth development and education organization based in Harlem.
Read MoreThe New York Times covered the annual Voices Gala of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, a youth development group in Harlem. The organization raised more than $1 million at its May 10 benefit at Gotham Hall.
Read MoreThe Chronicle of Philanthropy announced the promotion of Jane Oates to President of WorkingNation.
Read MorePolitico announced the promotion of Jane Oates to President of WorkingNation as part of its daily Playbook Power Briefing for April 24, 2018.
Read MoreThe Hill announced the promotion of Jane Oates to President of WorkingNation as part of its daily Lobbying World briefing.
Read MoreThe Denver Business Journal highlighted the Gill Foundation's new public service multimedia ad campaign launched in partnership with the Ad Council to educate Americans about the discrimination that LGBT citizens continue to face from employers, businesses and individuals.
Read MoreArtnet highlighted the charity art auction at the annual Voices gala benefiting The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, a youth development and education organization based in Harlem.
Read MoreThe Associated Press highlighted the Gill Foundation's new public service multimedia ad campaign launched in partnership with the Ad Council to educate Americans about the discrimination that LGBT citizens continue to face from employers, businesses and individuals.
Read MoreAdweek's TVNewser vertical published the announcement that MSNBC’s Joy Reid will be among the honorees at the annual gala for The Brotherhood/SisterSol, youth development and education organization based in Harlem.
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