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.

Technical.ly’s Editorial Calendar explores a different topic each month. The September 2018 topic is Sciences. These stories explore scientific innovations and research in each of Technical.ly’s markets.

Digital Fringe 2018 is the online component of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. This series of articles is underwritten by FringeArts. Reported stories were not reviewed by FringeArts prior to publication. Learn more about our advertising options here.

Technical.ly’s Editorial Calendar explores a different topic each month. The August 2018 topic is Technologists of Color. These stories highlight the contributions of technologists and entrepreneurs of color across Technical.ly’s five markets.

Broke in Philly is a collaborative reporting initiative focused on economic mobility through which more than 20 local news organizations provide in-depth, nuanced and solutions-oriented reporting on the issues of poverty and the push for economic justice in Philadelphia. Both Technical.ly and Generocity are included in the reporting project. Read more about Technical.ly’s involvement here. […]