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Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge -  A Case Study

Cisco is committed to positively impacting 1 billion people by 2025. As part of their work, they seek to inspire and empower a generation of global problem solvers who will not only survive – but thrive – in our increasingly digital economy. With digital technologies connecting devices and data, good ideas now have the ability to make a difference more quickly than ever before – and Cisco is here...

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Catalyze Challenge Opens Submissions for Next Round of Competition

“How can we spark young people’s journey to economic opportunity by better connecting education and career?” This question lies at the very heart of the Catalyze Challenge, powered by Skild.

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5 Ways a Challenge Can Make Your Brand Actually Matter

Is your organization faced with a critical problem but lacking the appropriate talent pool to solve it?

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The Challenges of 2022 Will Become the Challenges of 2022

At Skild, we’re kicking off the year by consulting our Magic 8-Ball. And with every shake, we’re getting the same message: “The challenges of 2022 will become the challenges of 2022.”

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Launched: Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2022

For the sixth consecutive year, Cisco has launched its Global Problem Solver Challenge — powered by Skild.

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Inaugural Catalyze Challenge Announces Winners!

In an effort to catapult students into meaningful careers and level the playing field for all students, the Catalyze Challenge awarded over $4M in grants to accelerate bold career-connected learning solutions that help young people better access economic opportunity after leaving school. 

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Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Announces Winners!

For the fifth year, Harbor Freight has announced the 18 winners of their $1 million Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence — and once again, Skild is proud to be their partner.

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The Catalyze Challenge

The Catalyze Challenge offers grants of up to $500,000 to design, pilot, and expand innovative solutions that support students in accessing economic opportunity through career-integrated learning.

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