Austin's rolling out a new coding challenge to get more folks into tech jobs. It's a city-sponsored program aimed at boosting digital skills for residents.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The expansion likely involves increased operational costs for The Other Ones Foundation, potentially seeking public or private funding.
Individuals seeking employment and support services, as well as the broader community through increased economic participation.
No groups negatively affected
The Austin Infrastructure Academy has successfully connected over 1,500 residents to jobs, enrolled over 1,000 people in training programs, and awarded 162 training scholarships in its first year of operation, resulting in an average annual earnings ...
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The Other Ones Foundation is expanding its Esperanza II project, which includes workforce development programs. This initiative aims to provide more services and support to help individuals find employment and improve their lives.