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Guest Angela Waters Austin Says the Pandemic Forced Organizers to Be More Creative
February 11, 2023
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Guest Angela Waters Austin Says the Pandemic Forced Organizers to Be More Creative
Mayor Cooper Renews Nashville’s Commitment to Nation’s Oldest and Largest Historically Black Medical Institution and Safety Net Hospital Nashville General
Nashville Software School (NSS), the nation’s first nonprofit software bootcamp, announces today it has received a $25,000 grant from Truist Foundation to offer scholarships to
In support of national workforce development efforts, Pivot Technology School has established a formal partnership with CoreCivic to create tech career pathways for justice-involved individuals.
Sharon Hurt, a Metro Councilwoman at-large who was the number one vote-getter for Council in Nashville in 2019, officially announced her campaign for Mayor
On Tuesday, November 29th Nashville Software School (NSS) kicks off its year-end giving season by participating in GivingTuesday, the global 24-hour online day of giving.
Mayor John Cooper recently announced a new initiative to make it easier for Nashvillians to express interest to serve on Metro Boards and Commissions, and
Rep. Jim Cooper (TN-05) has announced that his office in Washington, D.C., will close on Monday, November 21, and his office in Nashville, Tennessee, will
Burrell Communications Group, a pioneering multicultural marketing communications agency, announced today that Tuwisha ‘Wish’ Rogers-Simpson joins the agency as Vice President of Brand Development.
Identifies Opportunities to Engage Diverse Populations and Abilities Authentically