First launched by UBS in 2015, Project Entrepreneur has trained more than 1,600 female founders and created new on-ramps to entrepreneurship for women across the country, with alumni going on to raise $45M in funding. In partnership with The Female Founder Collective, Project Entrepreneur is on a mission to change the status quo for female […]

The Technical.ly Journalism Fund is a pool of funding that supports the newsroom that produces local economic and career navigation reporting.

The TWIJ Show is a web interview series focused on issues of Building Better Companies. The show launched in April 2020 and is an extension of Technical.ly’s This Week in Jobs.

This Week in Jobs is a newsletter and content series from Technical.ly that tracks job openings, career opportunities and company culture at tech-enabled and other innovative companies. The newsletter is published in several U.S. markets. You can join the newsletters for free here.

Enhance the pipeline for Black talent internally and externally at Comcast; create channels between Black technology employees, upper management and community leaders; and showcase Black talent to create representation.  

Created by Jacqueline Means (a.k.a, the STEM Queen), the Wilmington Urban STEM Initiative seeks to bring the STEM program to Wilmington, specifically to young girls.

The Digital Literacy Alliance, an affiliation of corporate stakeholders, works to mend the digital divide in Philadelphia. Goals of the alliance are to provide financial support, be recognized as a source of innovations within the digital literacy field, and to become an emissary between stakeholders.

Technical.ly’s Editorial Calendar explores a different topic each month. The November 2018 topic is Open Data. These stories highlight civic tech efforts across Technical.ly’s five markets.

Technical.ly’s Editorial Calendar explores a different topic each month. The October 2018 topic is cybersecurity.