Colorado Public Radio: Gill Foundation
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Tim Gill and Scott Miller did an interview with Colorado Public Radio to discuss their legacy of LGBT activism and philanthropy in the state and the work that is remains to be done.
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Forbes: WorkingNation
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The Grads of Life vertical on Forbes.com published the original WorkingNation article “Businesses Should Be Leaders In Training Workers” about the role that companies must play in closing the skills gap.
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The Grads of Life vertical on Forbes.com featured the original WorkingNation "I Want That Job" video and article about becoming a welder.
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OUT Magazine named Rainbow Road Executive Director Kimahli Powell to its annual OUT100 list of the most influential LGBTQ people of the year.
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The Grads of Life vertical on Forbes.com featured Part 2 of the WorkingNation "Do Something Awesome" article about how Workshops for Warriors and Hire Heroes USA are partnering to prepare military veterans for careers in advanced manufacturing.
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The Grads of Life vertical on Forbes.com featured the original WorkingNation "Do Something Awesome" mini-documentary and article about how Workshops for Warriors and Hire Heroes USA partnering to prepare military veterans for careers in advanced manufacturing.
Read MoreThe Index: Stream Line Circle
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The Index, Kalamazoo College’s student newspaper, reported on the news that philanthropist Jon Stryker donated $20 million to his college alma mater to establish a scholarship program for students of color, first-generation students and those from lower-income families.
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The Association for Talent Development re-published WorkingNation's article highlighting how Dow Chemical is partnering with a local educational institution to train the next generation of its workforce.
Read MoreCommercial Construction & Renovation: WorkingNation
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Commercial Construction & Renovation highlighted WorkingNation's "Do Something Awesome" video about a SkillsUSA program preparing a talent pipeline of future construction and technical trade professionals.
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Mechanical Hub highlighted WorkingNation's "Do Something Awesome" video about a SkillsUSA program preparing a talent pipeline of future construction and technical trade professionals.
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The Grads of Life vertical on Forbes.com featured the original WorkingNation "Do Something Awesome" mini-documentary and article about how Gateway Technical College and Snap-On Inc. partnered to create a custom training program that aligns with industry needs in advanced automotive technology.
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The Grads of Life vertical on Forbes.com featured the original WorkingNation piece that examines the reasons behind the growing skills gap in the United States.
Read MoreCNBC: WorkingNation
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WorkingNation founder and CEO Art Bilger penned an op-ed to accompany CNBC’s annual rankings of America’s Top States for Business.
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The Grads of Life vertical on Forbes.com featured the original WorkingNation piece about how Skillful is helping to transform hiring practices and workforce development in Colorado by connecting employers with qualified workers without college degrees.
Read MoreChronicle of Philanthropy: Stream Line Circle
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy 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 MoreDisruptED TV: WorkingNation
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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 MoreAssociated Press: Stream Line Circle
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The 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.
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U.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.
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Mlive.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: Stream Line Circle
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Crain'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.
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