How technology is improving disaster relief
Advanced tech is helping relief workers with damage assessment, communication and meeting basic needs like food, shelter and sanitation.
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Across the country, robots are helping students learn to love STEM
In 2018, 2.4 million STEM jobs were estimated to have gone unfilled.
How ‘upskilling’ readies Seattle’s workforce for new tech careers
The BLS anticipates some of the fastest-growing jobs will be in skilled areas, including software developers, medical assistants, statisticians, nurse practitioners and wind turbine service...
Job skills, with wraparound support services, help combat homelessness
Building confidence through comprehensive support from the community can make all of the difference in disrupting the poverty cycle.
South Lake Union: How business investment builds a community
The South Lake Union area has evolved from a light industrial neighborhood to a “very international, thriving heartbeat of the city.”
Collaborative effort helps students overcome life’s roadblocks to education
When students don’t have their basic needs met they struggle to learn at school.
Investing in the future of pediatric cancer treatment
When Madeline was 14, she dreamed of becoming a professional ballerina. Her body had other ideas.