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The 3 Cs of an Engaged Workforce
To engage our global workforce, we rely on 3 Cs: community, caring and culture.
From Idea to Impact: Teaching AI-Powered Storytelling Through Creation
A hands-on, multi-part workshop series led by Shanice Brown introduced learners to AI-powered storytelling using Microsoft Copilot, Designer, Figma, and Clipchamp—featuring "Jace," an AI avatar guide who walked alongside participants through every step of the creative process.
Agents in Action: Building the Future of AI at NSBE 2026
More than 200 engineers built a working AI agent—live, no code required—and left asking for more.
From Observer to Catalyst: How Faculty Learned to Teach with AI in Four Sessions
Over four sessions in March 2026, WWT and GitHub took a cohort of educators from complete beginners to running fully automated classrooms — distributing assignments, collecting submissions, and setting up autograding from scratch. No coding background required. Participants left with a working GitHub Classroom, a reusable curriculum hub, and a question that had shifted from what is this? to what do I build next?
Cloud-Ready: Taking Azure Fundamentals to the NSBE Community
Nearly 60 engineers left Baltimore with the knowledge—and the exam voucher—to become Microsoft Azure certified.
Unlocking AI: Transforming Teaching for the Future in St. Louis
At WWT Global Headquarters in St. Louis, 50 educators joined Microsoft and WWT for the Unlocking AI: Transforming Teaching for the Future workshop, exploring lesson planning with AI tools like Replit. The session blended history, technology and creativity, awarding participants digital badges to showcase their new skills.
Say AMEN to STEM: Bridging Faith and Innovation in Lawton, Oklahoma
WWT and Microsoft partnered with local churches and community organizations to equip pastors, youth ministers, and faith leaders with AI upskilling and STEM strategies.
The workshop blended responsible AI education, hands-on STEM activities and fellowship—showing how faith communities can drive innovation.
Participants left inspired, equipped and ready to integrate STEM into their ministries, nurture future leaders, and use technology as a ministry tool.
AI for Leadership: NSBE, WWT and Microsoft Partner in Baltimore
WWT and Microsoft partnered with The National Society of Black Engineers, NSBE, in Baltimore to train 200 student leaders on using AI to advance NSBE's directives—equipping future engineers with strategies, badges and tools to lead responsibly in an AI-powered world.
From Idea to Execution: Unlocking AI at NSBE PDC 2025
At the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Professional Development Conference in New Orleans, World Wide Technology and Microsoft hosted an immersive 8-hour AI workshop. Attendees left with digital businesses, pitch decks, social content and professional badges. Celebrated as one of the top sessions of the year, the workshop demonstrated how AI can drive innovation, career growth and community impact.
Sparking Innovation in Jamaica with AI and Entrepreneurship
Tech leaders, educators and community organizations unite to empower Jamaican youth through AI and entrepreneurship. Initiatives like I AM STEM and AIM Innovation Bootcamp inspire students and teachers, blending global innovation with local impact and foster a new generation of confident, creative leaders in technology and business.
Supporting Sustainable, Thriving Communities in Maharashtra, India
World Wide Technology's Corporate Sustainability team, in partnership with Green Yatra, aims to enhance biodiversity, support water neutrality and empower local communities in India.
Joining Forces To Promote Education and Accessibility for Blind Girls
Learn how World Wide Technology's partnership with Silver Lining empowers 17 blind girls in India through educational sponsorship, proving that with the right support, dreams can be realized.