#UCANB Classroom Presenters!

Dani Gundlach INHABIT

Erik Ross Bitcore

Jessica Albert US Probation

David Holzer PGH Combat Club

Scott Albert Building Bridges 

Dan Quigley Quigley Photography

BJ Hart American Income Life

Lee Davis of Lee Davis Consulting, LLC

Senator Camera Bartolotta

Councilwoman Theresa Smith

State Rep. Dan Deasy

Greg Damjanovic WISH 99.7

The 2016 UpPrize Social Innovation Challenge Has Begun!

UpPrize is coming to the Northside - November 3, 2016 at 6pm - Arnold's Tea. This is a FREE informational session on UpPrize. Please register using the link below. 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/upprize-informational-sessions-tickets-28558159223

Your idea that could impact Southwestern Pennsylvania could be worth up to $300,000. 

• Impactful Technology - Products and services that will improve nonprofit service delivery and/or the lives of vulnerable populations.

• Healthy Food - Products and services that will increase access to healthy and nutritional choices for vulnerable and under-served populations.

For additional information, email Scott Albert at scott@buildingbridgesforbusiness.org or message on LinkedIn!

Erie County Reentry Workforce Summit!

Arias Agencies - A Top Pittsburgh Workplace!

State of Employment - Penn State Greater Allegheny

Coffee With Dennis Wilke - Rosedale Tech

The Ex-Offender Employment Series

Ex-Offender Employment: A Conversation with the CEO of Boss Labor Group

Friday, July 8, 2016 @ 10:00 AM EST

Description

The Ex-Offender Employment Series continues it's dialogue with employers to discuss better hiring practices for individuals with a criminal record. This week's conversation is with Joe Martelli, CEO of Boss Labor Group, who will discuss Contract Labor as an Option, Work Ethic Overcoming Barriers, and Opportunities with Boss.

Click HERE to register today!

Ex-Offender Employment: Planting Justice

Friday, July 22, 2016 @ 1:00 PM EST

Description

Planting Justice of Oakland, CA has been collaborating with the Insight Garden Program at San Quentin State Prison since April 2009. They help to lead IGP classes once a month to provide men in prison with the opportunity to learn about food justice work, develop landscaping skills, explore the theory and practice of permaculture design. 

Join us for this online conversation to learn how these skills are being put to work in the private sector after release!

Click HERE to register today!