by William Crumpler | Sep 28, 2023 | IT Workforce Development, K-12 Classroom Demonstrations, Digital Skills Training, Digital Inclusion
For its September meeting, the Kansas City Coalition for Digital Inclusion held a showcase featuring presentations by six organizations providing advanced digital skills training to students in the urban core. The following is a brief recap of the goals and programs...
by KC Digital Drive | Jun 16, 2023 | IT Workforce Development, Marketing the Region
NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY This NOFO is open to KC Digital Drive Community Partners and Fellows/Startups in the Solutions Lab Ventures program Question about eligibility or how it works, contact Kari Keefe at kkeefe at kcdigitaldrive dot org Program Term: JUNE 15,...
by William Crumpler | Oct 6, 2022 | Mobility Innovation Team, MetroLab, Mobility Innovation, Community Education and Awareness, IT Workforce Development, University Research Capacity, Proof of Concept and Fab Labs
Civic Innovation ChallengeConnecting Underrepresented Youths with Employment Opportunities This is a $1M National Science Foundation-funded project that aims to support the Kansas City region’s youth by boosting work readiness and cultivating occupational identities....
by Jason Harper | Jan 29, 2016 | Gigabit Ecosystem Building, K-12 Classroom Demonstrations, IT Workforce Development
KC Digital Drive was in Washington DC this week for the launch of two initiatives that could help Kansas City’s software developers and entrepreneurs get their apps off the ground while, at the same time, helping the city take more of a leading role in the development...
by Jason Harper | Jan 19, 2016 | IT Workforce Development, Marketing the Region, Innovation Hubs/Tech Districts, Gigabit Ecosystem Building, Event Calendar
IEEE Smart Cities Workshop: Crossing Discipline Boundaries for Smart Cities (Kansas City Kickoff) When: February 8-9, 2016 Where: Sprint Accelerator (210 W. 19th Ter) Registration: By Invitation Only — Apply In late 2015, the IEEE Smart Cities Initiative...
