NPower, a nonprofit organization, is offering free technology education to residents of Dayton, Ohio. The program is designed to help people gain the skills they need to succeed in the tech industry. It includes courses in coding, web development, and other tech-related topics. The program is open to anyone regardless of their background or experience level. The goal of the program is to provide people with the skills they need to find employment in the tech industry. The program is being offered through the WDTN news website and is available to anyone in the Dayton area.

NPower, a nonprofit organization, is offering free technology education to residents of Dayton, Ohio. The program is designed to help people gain the skills they need to succeed in the tech industry. It includes courses in coding, web development, and other tech-related topics. The program is open to anyone regardless of their background or experience level. The goal of the program is to provide people with the skills they need to find employment in the tech industry. The program is being offered through the WDTN news website and is available to anyone in the Dayton area.

A collaboration between the Idaho Department of Correction and a tech nonprofit, Recidiviz, is helping to make the state's correctional system more effective. Founded in 2018, Recidiviz was created by a former Google product manager, Clementine Jacoby, with the goal of easily identifying those who pose a low risk to public safety so that more resources can be allocated to those who pose a higher risk. IDOC has been working with Recidiviz for the past three years to improve the supervision of those on probation and parole. Before the partnership, officers had to spend hours each month searching through multiple databases to determine which clients needed assessment, home visits, or drug tests.