CLLCTIVLY is throwing a festival to celebrate Black-led orgs
The three-day We Give Black Fest combines healthy lifestyles with social impact orgs by joining with the Vegan SoulFest.
Professional Development | Baltimore
‘We’ve got to get over ourselves’: Debating the post-job interview thank you note
By Holly Quinn What could be controversial about saying thanks? Members of Technical.ly's Slack community talk about the power imbalances, gatekeeping and unpaid labor tied to the "unwritten rule" of job interviews.
‘I didn’t want to give up on this city’: Youth sports keep this pro fighting for Milwaukee
Inspired by local racial justice movements from community members and basketball teams alike, nonprofit advocate and entrepreneur Quentin Prince aims to level the playing field for his hometown's young people.
How this TEDCO program aims to increase access to business resources in Maryland’s most populated areas
The Urban Business Innovation Initiative connects founders with the people and programs needed to help their companies grow.
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Startups | baltimore
Growth in Baltimore holds steady with another year of over 60 companies on the Inc. 5000
Here's a look at local tech employers that made the annual list of fastest-growing companies.
Civic News
What the latest FTC vote means for online privacy and the modern tech business model
The Federal Trade Commission is looking for public input on personal data regulation.
Startups
Hanover-based Fivestar just launched a highlight app for sports fans
The Fivestar app lets users upload and rate sports highlights without potentially harmful comments or other types of non-athletics content.
2 new medtech startups will spin out of Johns Hopkins research fund grants
This Week in Jobs: Loch in your next job with this monster list of 16 career opportunities
‘Ours is part of the American story’: 5 South Asian tech leaders get real about pain, privilege and power
TEDCO is letting entrepreneurs get some face time in College Park
Andrew Coy shares plans for his new role on Baltimore’s school board
OK, fine, let’s talk about ‘quiet quitting’
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