A call to action for the tech community; KaloCyte gets $300K investment; Employer response survey

How is your employer responding to the moment — or not?

By Julie Zeglen

Tell Technical.ly how recent incidents of police brutality and the resulting protests are being addressed in your workplace, and we may include your anonymous response in a roundup.

KaloCyte raises $300K from Maryland Momentum Fund

By Stephen Babcock Months after moving to Baltimore, the company is growing its team and gaining funding from local institutions.
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A call to action for the tech community

By Delali Dzirasa "Race is still one of the main topics that isn’t acceptable to discuss in a professional setting, but it’s time for that to change. It’s time to get comfortable with uncomfortable conversations," writes Fearless CEO Delali Dzirasa.
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The long-awaited cure

By Aaron Copeland "I believe the pandemic and the George Floyd movement are so intertwined," writes Alignstaffing CEO Aaron Copeland.
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Baltimore Health Corps is coming to help flatten the curve of COVID-19 and unemployment

By Donte Kirby Baltimore city wants to hire 300 unemployed residents as contact tracers, care coordinators and support staff with the new public-private initiative.
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