The Knowledge House

We're proud to celebrate our Co-founder and CEO, Jerelyn Rodriguez Williams, who is heading to Washington, DC, for the JFF Horizons Summit!

She'll be on the panel "What IS Working for Workers in the Age of AI?" — real talk on what's actually moving the needle for learners and workers navigating an AI-driven world. Real programs. Real outcomes. Real results.

If you're in the workforce development or education space, this one's for you.

Tuesday, July 14 | 11 AM - 12:15 PM ET | Washington, DC

We're hiring! The Knowledge House is looking for a Program Manager to help lead our Training Solutions team, which partners with organizations to bring hands-on tech skills training to their people. This role is for someone who loves program design, relationship-building, and seeing people grow. Know someone who'd be great at this?

Tag them below or apply at https://bit.ly/TKHJobs

The AICE workshop series is officially a wrap — and we couldn't be more proud of every community that showed up.

Over 5 workshops across 5 communities, TKH brought AI education directly to people where they are — with SoHarlem, BronxWorks Grant Associates, and St. Nicks Alliance, plus Queens Public Library in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce. No gatekeeping. No prerequisites. Just real skills, real conversations, and real connections.

Thank you to everyone who participated, facilitated, and made these workshops possible. More to come. 💪

Five years of building together — and this year's Bloomberg x TKH Hackathon set the bar high.

On June 25, TKH Innovation Fellows and Bloomberg employee mentors gathered at Bloomberg HQ for the 5th Annual . 147 participants joined in-person and virtually for an evening grounded in community and focused on what it truly means to build technology responsibly.

Opening remarks from Jerelyn Rodriguez Williams (The Knowledge House) and Vanessa Luna (Bloomberg) set the stage, followed by a panel with Stephen Augustus (Bloomberg) and Ijeoma Mbamalu (ACLU), who led rich conversations on responsible tech, open source collaboration, AI and human judgment, and building careers with purpose.

After a weekend of building and competing, the winners were Team N — Reginald Amedee, Palo Becerra, and Shweta Patil — for Career Share, a skills-first career platform that helps job seekers track in-demand skills, find open roles, and tap into community-backed learning resources.

To every fellow who competed: we are so proud of you. And to Bloomberg — thank you for five years of investing in what community-trained tech talent can do.