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Road to Hire

Coverage of Road to Hire in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 25 · 15:59 UTCMost recent: Jul 8 · 21:49 UTC
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Urban Sparkorganization1Mecklenburg County Commissionersorganization1LaSalle Buildingplace1West Charlotte High Schoolorganization1Northwest School of the Artsorganization1Year Up Unitedorganization1My Brothers Keeperorganization1Do Greater Charlotteorganization1Urban Leagueorganization1Robyn Hamiltonperson128216place128208place1Leon Levine Foundationorganization1The ROC Charlotteorganization1She Built This Cityorganization1Russ Altenburgperson1career-connected learningtopic1constructiontopic1Technologytopic1
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  • BUSINESSJul 8 · 21:49 UTCWBTV CHARLOTTE
    Urban Spark initiative targets workforce development in Charlotte’s west corridor

    Urban Spark, a workforce development initiative, targets Charlotte’s west corridor (zip codes 28216 and 28208) through partnerships with local schools and organizations. The LaSalle Building will serve as a community hub, led by the Urban League in collaboration with Road to Hire, Year Up United, My Brothers Keeper, and Do Greater Charlotte. The program aims to measure upward mobility via job placements, certifications, and retention.

  • BUSINESSJun 25 · 15:59 UTCQCITY METRO CHARLOTTE
    Three Charlotte nonprofits win grants in $3.25M career initiative

    Three Charlotte-based nonprofits received grants totaling $3.25 million from the Leon Levine Foundation to support career-readiness programs for students in grades 7-14. The funding aims to prepare students for high-demand fields like construction, technology, and healthcare through hands-on training and pathways to skilled trades.