Q&A: Looking back on a year of service with Mateo Jimenez
Mateo Jimenez is a local student who served as a Lead for America American Connection Corps AmeriCorps Fellow with The Enterprise Center and Thrive Regional Partnership through the summer of
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Mateo Jimenez is a local student who served as a Lead for America American Connection Corps AmeriCorps Fellow with The Enterprise Center and Thrive Regional Partnership through the summer of
Chattanoogans are invited to the first local Black in Tech panel discussion and happy hour Wednesday, Sept. 13 from 5-7 p.m., hosted by The Enterprise Center in partnership with the
A note from TEC CEO Deb Socia & Board Chairman Sydney Crisp: 2022-2023 has been a year of opportunity for The Enterprise Center. We scaled existing digital equity initiatives, launched
2022-2023 has been a year of opportunity for The Enterprise Center. We scaled existing digital equity initiatives, launched pilot projects in partnership with local neighborhoods, and are poised to accept
When I was a child, there was no internet. We all had access to the same library for information — as long as we could walk to it and enter
For over 28,000 residents across Hamilton County, being back-to-school ready now includes being connected to no-cost internet through HCS EdConnect, powered by EPB. Saturday, Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp and
Across Chattanooga and Tennessee, 10,000+ residents are better able to connect with educational resources, loved ones and new career opportunities through The Enterprise Center’s Tech Goes Home program. The digital
When four Morehead-Cain Scholars from UNC Chapel Hill first came to Chattanooga this summer, they were eager to explore the disparities in air quality across Southern communities. Particularly with the
Orchard Knob residents can apply here The TVA Connected Communities Orchard Knob project was born from a public-private collaborative partnership founded in 2019 … “Housing is making people sick,”
MTV and I both made our debut into the world within the same year (which is apropos, considering I could sing before I could talk). Some of my earliest childhood
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