The Ujima Project grant was designed to fund innovative solutions that make use of Grow with Google toolsets to address the digital skills gap among America’s black and brown communities in order to promote educational and employment opportunities, and thus social wellbeing and quality of life. Grow with Google has a network of more than 8,000 partner organizations like libraries, schools, small business development centers, chambers of commerce, workforce development boards and nonprofits to help people coast-to-coast. Since Grow with Google’s inception, it has helped more than six million Americans develop new skills. It provides free training, tools, and expertise to help small business owners, veterans and military families, job seekers and students, educators, startups, and developers. Grow with Google was started in 2017 to help Americans grow their skills, careers, and businesses. Mission: Ignite Powered by Computers for Children, Inc. Libraries Without Borders US, Washington DC Grant recipients are:Īshbury Senior Computer Community Services, Cleveland OH īoys & Girls Clubs of North Alabama, Huntsville, AL Ĭentral San Diego Black Chamber of Commerce, San Diego, CA
In support of Black communities, grantees will use Grow with Google resources to teach digital skills to help community members grow their careers and businesses.
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