Education & Workforce Development

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Building the Trade Workforce of the Future: Stanley Black & Decker Launches 5-Year, $25 Million Commitment to Train More Than 3 Million Skilled Trade Workers
Beginning Oct. 1, nonprofits can apply for grants as part of the “Empower Makers” Global Impact Challenge. The program is a critical component of Stanley Black & Decker’s CSR program that includes a goal to empower 10 million makers by 2030.
Ecocentricity Blog: Back to School, Hypothetically Speaking
If I had to do it all over again, I would want an education that directly prepared me for solving the climate crisis.
Take Science Learning Outside of the Classroom This School Year With MilliporeSigma's Curiosity Labs™ at Home Experiments
Just in time for the back-to-school season, learn how students can continue exploring their interest in science beyond the school day through the MilliporeSigma Curiosity Labs™ at Home science education program.
Understanding Subsistence Value
Our understanding of value creation in society, especially by business, must begin by understanding subsistence value. This is the first in the Evolution of Value article series by Prof. dr Wayne Visser
STEM Community Partnerships
Our STEM-focused, community collaborations support organizations that deliver effective STEM engagement and education opportunities to learners of all ages and backgrounds.
Qualcomm® Thinkabit Lab™ and the Association of American University Women Expand Tech Trek Nationwide
The Qualcomm and AAUW collaboration engages middle school girls in the world of STEM through career exploration and hands-on engineering summer programs.
Paving the Way Forward With Education
Musim Mas has an impact on smallholders, villages, and communities including kindergarten teacher Rosmidar Yati.
Baker Hughes Foundation Contributes $800,000 to Historically Black Colleges and Universities
The Baker Hughes Foundation has announced $800,000 in grants to four Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) for the 2021-22 academic year.