In the MEdia
Rebuilding Baltimore's workforce on WYPR
Lauren Purviance (third from left), JARC’s Business Services Coordinator, spoke as part of a panel on live radio during the “Midday” program on WYPR FM 88.1, Baltimore’s public radio station. The 50-minute panel examined Baltimore's calamitous de-industrialization and the challenge of rebuilding the city's workforce. Listen here.
Modern Machine Shop Magazine: Skills Training Strengthens Shops, Communities
This monthly trade magazine for the metalworking industry features our work to lift people out of poverty.
WYPR - Training for the Future of Manufacturing
Elaine Carroll tells On the Record about a job-training program she directs in Baltimore’s Park Heights neighborhood - the Jane Addams Resource Corporation, JARC.
JARC Highlighted in Baltimore Business Journal
The Baltimore Business Journal highlighted JARC Baltimore, as one of several nonprofits offering training to help the 76,000 unemployed citizens in Baltimore find quality jobs.
New DHR Secretary Visits JARC
New MD DHR Secretary Lourdes Padilla toured the Baltimore Regional Training Center and JARC with State Delegate Sandy Rosenberg to highlight an innovative job-driven training initiative.
Providing Pathways to STEM Jobs
Featured at the U.S. News STEM Solutions Conference held in Baltimore last week, programs like JARC help individuals from low-income or underserved communities gain STEM skills for jobs in a variety of industries.
Training the Workers of Tomorrow in Maryland
Maryland’s growing advanced manufacturing base will get a shot of booster fuel this summer and beyond from an exciting new program in Northwest Baltimore, JARC Baltimore.
Baltimore Companies Are Finally Talking Training
Baltimore employers, funders, and community organizations like JARC Baltimore are charging in to get more people more good-paying jobs.
JARC Launching Job Training Program in Baltimore
JARC, with 30 years' experience in the field, will move into a former elementary school in the Park Heights neighborhood in Baltimore that was the site of a similar training program that closed last year.