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The new change, Wilson Career Pathways Project is currently in progress. This title reflects partnerships I aim to build within the community by designing programs that help introduce the next generation to careers focused on innovation and local initiatives. Most importantly, I’m planning a TikTok project that will feature professionals who have developed innovative projects
By Latoya Wilson, MPA Recently, we heard the news about a midwife by the name of Dr. Janell Green Smith who passed away due to complications of giving birth to her first child. Her inspiration of earning a Doctorate in Nursing Practice, certifying as a midwife, and serving as an advocate for Black Maternal health is
Here are some photos from the NJSBA STEAM Tank event. I had the opportunity to serve as one of the judges and the team captain. These high school seniors demonstrated significant talent in scientific innovation, with the potential to contribute to our country’s global competitiveness as entrepreneurs. It was professional experience, resembling being in a
2025 has been a slight rebranding year for me as I switched from Wilson Career Readiness to Wilson Career Pathway (WCPC). The term pathway makes more sense because it reflects my mission to combine industry projects with educational programs. Within that transition, I decided to narrow down my focus to align with following strengths: Designing
Earth Day is the time to encourage our youth to get involved and learn more about our environment! If we are going to develop a sustainable future, we must prepare the next generation to participate in these innovations! – Terhune Farmer Market
For many years, Economic Development Professionals have incorporated Workforce Development programs for locals who either need training to increase their economic status, re-enter the workforce, or exit social service programs. Federal policies such as Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act ACT (WIOA), have funded these initiatives so states can develop programming. These programs generally partner with
So grateful to have collaborated with ARIS to participate in the Earth Day event in Mt. Vernon. We had the opportunity of speaking with Congressman Bowman to discuss how Smart Poles are used to address climate change and design as a learning tool for K-12 students. So excited to expand the work in New York!
Attended a career pathway presentation and a tour of Northeast Apprenticeship Facility that trains students in construction. Took place during an Infrastructure & Energy Collaborative meeting for NJ Pathway.
Work-based learning plays a role in building up students’ confidence and work ethic; especially in the sense when professional participants come from similar underrepresented backgrounds. Past research has shown that underrepresented students are less likely to pursue STEM, therefore, hands-on assignments with professionals’ guidance can potentially break down that cycle. Since students will be able to
The Chicago TREND Corporation negotiated a contract to purchase the Walbrook Junction Shopping Center in Baltimore, MD. This group launched a crowdfunding campaign to allow Black entrepreneurs and community residents with as little as $1,000 to co-own the asset. Walbrook Junction Shopping Center is a 47,070-square-foot neighborhood shopping center, dual-anchored by Rite Aid and Save-a-Lot, and
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