In STEM, All Girls Can Be Tech Superheroes
This blog was guest-written by Jenine Beekhuyzen, founder of Tech Girls Movement. She’ll be guest-speaking during the “Girls are Tech Superheroes” session of the Women Rock-IT series.
Education
These Cisco Employees Go Behind Bars to Give Educational Freedom
Prison is a punishment, but it's also a place for re-education. Theses Cisco employees are working with NetAcad to empower prisoners to make better choices when released.
Empowering New Orleans’ Youth with Digital Skills
I am happy to share the expansion of one such global problem solver — Anudip Foundation — who is changing the lives of youth, families, and communities across India, and now the United States.
Cisco and CARE Invest in Tomorrow’s Global Problem Solvers
As part of CARE’s ScaleX Design Accelerator, Cisco awarded $50,000 to CARE India’s Teaching Resource Labs (TRL) to help build teachers’ capacities in STEM and to build engaging, hands-on learning.
Cisco Accelerates Global Problem Solving in 2017
This year, we continued to leverage our technology to build a network of global problem solvers; to positively impact people, society, and the planet. Our 2017 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report is a testament to the progress we have
Colombia Rising Stars get DevNet Training at Cisco HQ
Colombia's top students visit Cisco headquarters in Silicon Valley, and learn the importance of computer networking, social networking, and telling your own story in the digital age.
Cisco Networking Academy Wins U.S. Chamber of Commerce Citizenship Award
Cisco is proud to have been selected as the winner for this year’s Citizens Awards, in the Best Commitment to Education Program category, for the Cisco Networking Academy program.
Empowering Education
In our new eBook, "Empowered Education," we address how educators can empower students to achieve success, from providing baseline connectivity to driving innovation and a love of learning.
Start Up to Scale Up – The Role of Universities in Anchoring Innovation Systems
I recently returned from a study tour to Sweden and Israel with executives from one third of Australia’s universities. The purpose of the tour was simple: to understand two of the world’s most innovative economies and to identify what could be learned