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Nebraska women in STEM celebrate wins, see the state stumbling amid anti-diversity squeeze
Nebraska has more women in STEM but is paying them less than many surrounding states. That’s just one data point shared at an event marking three years since a landmark report about struggle and…
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The Employer Partner Network is a formalized approach to work with companies and nonprofits trying to cut through hiring processes clogged with AI applicants. For Ignite Nebraska, the network is a stepping stone to expanding beyond Omaha and helping Nebraskans find entry-level jobs.