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Microsoft Is Investing In The Historic Greenwood Neighborhood, Otherwise Known As Black Wall Street - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Is Investing In The Historic Greenwood Neighborhood, Otherwise Known As Black Wall Street

'Black Tech Street' joined forces with Microsoft restore the Tulsa, Oklahoma neighborhood's position as a national hub for Black talent and innovation.

Black Tech Street Announces Alliance with Microsoft to Digitally Transform Historic Greenwood - Vimarsana News

Black Tech Street Announces Alliance with Microsoft to Digitally Transform Historic Greenwood

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Black Tech Street announced an unprecedented alliance with Microsoft for Historic Greenwood, the neighborhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma, given...

Black Tech Street Announces Alliance with Microsoft to Digitally Transform Historic Greenwood - Vimarsana News

Black Tech Street Announces Alliance with Microsoft to Digitally Transform Historic Greenwood

Alliance supports Black Tech Street's ambition to digitally transform Black Wall Street to

With $6M grant from Microsoft, Last Mile Education Fund launches cybersecurity scholarship to invest in 10,000 students - Vimarsana News

With $6M grant from Microsoft, Last Mile Education Fund launches cybersecurity scholarship to invest in 10,000 students

The scholarship initiative is awarding emergency funding to low-income students in two-year programs. It aims to address a job shortage and grow a more diverse workforce.

Why Tech Companies Are Looking to HBCUs to Expand the Cybersecurity Workforce - Vimarsana News

Why Tech Companies Are Looking to HBCUs to Expand the Cybersecurity Workforce

A Microsoft engineer started a program for Black students interested in tech to have a better shot at landing a lucrative career.

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