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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette covered the 20th anniversary gala for Save the Chimps, which saw Arcus Foundation president and founder Jon Stryker honor Jane Goodall for her legacy of conservation efforts.
Read MoreArcus Foundation board member Slobodan Randjelovic attended the 20th anniversary gala for Save the Chimps, which the New York Times documented as part of its gala season kick-off coverage.
Read MoreJon Stryker, president and founder of the Arcus Foundation, hosted the 20th Anniversary gala for Save the Chimps, the world's largest chimpanzee sanctuary he helped found in Ft. Pierce, Fla.
Read MoreCBS Denver reported on the Gill Foundation's $400,000 grant to equip all Englewood Public Schools with SmartLabs, making it the first district in Colorado to offer the innovative STEM-learning technology to all K-12 students.
Read MoreThe Denver Business Journal reported on the Gill Foundation's $400,000 grant to equip all Englewood Public Schools with SmartLabs, making it the first district in Colorado to offer the innovative STEM-learning technology to all K-12 students.
Read MoreFox Denver's Good Day Colorado morning show brought on students from Englewood Public Schools to demonstrate the new STEM-learning SmartLabs technology installed at all schools in the district.
All K-12 Englewood students will learn STEM subjects using the technology, which was made possible by a $400,000 grant from the Gill Foundation.
Read MoreNBC Denver reported on the Gill Foundation's $400,000 grant to equip all Englewood Public Schools with SmartLabs, making it the first district in Colorado to offer the innovative STEM-learning technology to all K-12 students.
Read MoreThe Denver Post reported on the Gill Foundation's $400,000 grant to equip all Englewood Public Schools with SmartLabs, making it the first district in Colorado to offer the innovative STEM-learning technology to all K-12 students.
Read MoreDemocracy Prep arts and literacy teacher Willie Gould penned an opinion piece for the New York Times arguing in favor of a potential policy change that would allow New York charter schools to certify their teachers themselves.
Read MoreThe Asbury Park Press published a piece summarizing the topics and themes discussed in WorkingNation and Rutgers University’s town hall event “Re-skilling the Mid-Career Workforce.”
Read MoreForbes published a piece summarizing the topics and themes discussed in WorkingNation and Rutgers University’s town hall event “Re-skilling the Mid-Career Workforce.”
Read MorePBS’ Next Avenue, a news service for America’s booming older population, published a piece summarizing the topics and themes discussed in WorkingNation and Rutgers University’s town hall event “Re-skilling the Mid-Career Workforce.”
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal published a dissenting letter-to-the-editor from WorkingNation founder and CEO Art Bilger in response to a recent editorial arguing that robotics and artificial intelligence will create more jobs than they eliminate.
Read MoreJournalist Andy Kroll wrote a response to the conservative blogosphere's inaccurate characterization of LGBT megadonor Tim Gill following his Rolling Stone profile last month.
Read MoreWorkingNation founder and CEO Art Bilger penned an op-ed to accompany CNBC’s annual rankings of America’s Top States for Business.
Read More9-1-1 Magazine, a police and fire trade publication, highlighted a new firefighter training program by WorkingNation partner organizations Cuyahoga Community College and KeyBank. The program aims to enroll more minorities, female, and U.S. military veteran candidates than ever before to fill the growing need for public safety positions.
Read MoreThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution ran a political blog post about the Rolling Stone profile of LGBT rights mega-donor Tim Gill, highlighting his role in defeating a so-called “religious liberty” bill in Georgia in 2016.
Read MoreRolling Stone published the definitive profile of Tim Gill, founder of the Gill Foundation and the single largest donor to the LGBT rights movement in the United States.
Read MoreHuffPost published a Q&A between WorkingNation producer Jay Tipton and PHI Vice President of Policy Robert Espinoza about the role that training and multimedia can play in reversing the shortage of home health care workers in the United States.
Read MoreHome Health Care News highlighted a new training initiative by WorkingNation partner organization PHI. The program aims to solve the home health care labor shortage by providing aides with training opportunities that allow them to earn better wages and improve their quality of care.
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