Lifewire News: If you’re thinking about a career in tech, take a look at a few of the programs available right now to non-traditional technology learners. If there’s a will there’s a way.
This nonprofit is aiming to remove the barriers underserved communities face in entering the tech world during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Kendra Parlock forges ahead as the executive director of NPower Maryland
Kendra Parlock as the executive director of NPower Maryland. Serving some of the poorest neighborhoods in East and West Baltimore, the organization provides tuition-free information technology (IT) training and certifications to job seekers, offering a fast-track to jobs with employers committed to hiring diverse IT talent.