We are gearing up to graduate our Spring 2020 class of technology trainees. We’d like to take this moment to thank the 350 students who powered through the health pandemic and an economic recession to invest in building the skills they will need for the tech jobs of the future. We hope you will join us for an upcoming nation-wide graduation on August 6th.
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“I absolutely love what I do and am grateful for this opportunity,” said Navy veteran Anthony Shaw, who used NPower’s training and internship program to lift himself out of homelessness.
NPower is honored to receive a $1.8M grant from Google.org to advance pathways for the communities we serve to upskill and land quality jobs in tech. Grow with Google’s IT Support Certificate enhances NPower curriculum & offers an undeniable advantage to our students.
Google.org announces $10 million in grants to the YWCA, NPower and JFF to help workforce boards and nonprofits improve their job training programs and increase access to digital skills for women, veterans, and underserved Americans.
Board member and advocate, Viola Maxwell-Thompson, talks about the NPower women of color in tech research and how she is helping to turn the negative events of 2020 into positive change for diverse women.
PC Magazine spotlights findings from NPower’s research report on the valuable addition Women of Color would make in tech and the critical support from their community they need to succeed.
A recent survey by NPower questioned CIOs about the talents that are most likely to be in demand in the future. Among the most noteworthy results was the fact that remote IT support and troubleshooting features highly on their results.
Business Insider interviews NPower’s board chair and CIO of Bank of America, David Reilly on his non-traditional background and his advocacy for our work with young adults around the country.
LightReading.com’s Women in Comms (WICipedia) blog covers top stories impacting women of color including the launch of NPower’s new research report.
University of Notre Dame, Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO) is working with NPower to use research to magnify our impact and transform the lives of those we serve. Learn more about the goals of our randomized control trial.
