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Press Coverage June 2, 2023

Per Scholas Baltimore’s Training and Development Featured in Technical.ly

Per Scholas Baltimore, led by Managing Director Jessica Diaz Council, was featured in Technical.ly Baltimore, highlighting their skills training and professional development initiatives.

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News December 19, 2022

Per Scholas Baltimore Awarded Grant and Named 2022 Neighborhood Builders® by Bank of America

Per Scholas has been named as one of the 2022 Bank of America Neighborhood Builders® awardees for their work in the Baltimore and Greater Maryland community addressing these issues. Each organization receives a $200,000 grant over two years as a Neighborhood Builder.

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News March 30, 2022

Per Scholas Baltimore Partners with Train Up

Alongside 16 other organizations, Per Scholas Baltimore recently received a groundbreaking grant from the Baltimore Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (OED) as part of the Train Up initiative.

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News December 14, 2021

Per Scholas Baltimore’s Growth Noted in Technical.ly

After being awarded the Nicholas Kristof Holiday Impact Prize, Per Scholas will offer free certification and career programming for 50 people this spring in Baltimore.

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News September 29, 2021

Per Scholas in the News – September 2021

September was a busy month for Per Scholas! We were featured in various media outlets that showcased our President and CEO Plinio Ayala and the impact of a few of our seventeen locations.

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Tech program development through training at Per Scholas with two women learners.

News September 15, 2021

Per Scholas Named a Tech Program Preparing Youth to Build the Future

Per Scholas was featured as one of 33 tech programs in Baltimore that are preparing local youth to build the future. Continue reading in the article to learn more about our impact in the Baltimore community!

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Press Coverage May 3, 2021

Tech Jobs Lead the Way in New York City’s Covid-19 Pandemic Hiring

Tech jobs are in high demand across all industries, according to a new report from the Center for an Urban Future. Per Scholas provides skills training & access to employer networks to our learners, creating onramps to successful careers in tech at no cost for underrepresented communities in the tech sector. We believe a thriving workforce starts with equitable access to education. Thank you to The Wall Street Journal and Irene Plagianos for spotlighting Adonis’ success story - we are so proud of him, and all of our learners and graduates

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Press Coverage April 12, 2021

Equitable Apprenticeships: Pioneering a More Inclusive Future of Work

Per Scholas and TEKsystems partnered to train, educate and certify underrepresented communities in the tech sector, allowing employers to access a more diverse workforce. Per Scholas partners with TEKsystems in the fight to overcome the digital divide between Americans.

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Press Coverage April 7, 2021

Job Training That’s Free Until You’re Hired Is a Blueprint for Biden

We need investment in workforce development programs to help bridge the skills divide in America. Per Scholas is Honored to be included in the New York Times article among other programs supporting workforce training. Per Scholas offers fully cost-free tech training that builds skilled tech talent and connects our graduates to tech employment opportunities across the country.

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News March 30, 2021

Google.org Provides Per Scholas with a $1.5 Million Grant to Advance an Equitable Recover

As we mark one year since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic put tens of millions of Americans out of work, we’re starting to see signs of hope. But while vaccinations and reopenings suggest a return of normalcy, many of our most vulnerable community members risk being left behind.