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Mark your calendars for these upcoming job fairs
- Birmingham Career Fair on July 9
- Express Employment Professionals – Drive-Thru Job Fair on July 10
Buzzy in Birmingham
Future Global Leader
There’s a new project in the works for UAB, and it could have a major impact on Birmingham. The $75 million project includes the building of a genomic medicine and research center and will help UAB continue its establishment as a global leader in medical research. The renovation also has the potential to bring a significant number of jobs to the Magic City. Full story.
Contact Tracing Rises
Cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in and around Birmingham. The result: an increase in contact tracing. Part of the public health network, contact tracing is designed to help stop chains of disease transmission. Why does this matter and how do you become a contact tracer? Find out.
Mixed-Use Development Eyes Downtown
Another historic building in downtown Birmingham will soon see renovations. The 114-year-old building, which most recently housed Etheridge Brother & Sister Barber & Beauty Shop, will become a mixed-use development.
Owned by Victor Wiggins, president of the Wiggins Building Corporation, a general contractor based out of Vestavia, has plans to update the building with retail and office space, four loft-style apartments + more. More details.
An Atypical School Year
Things will look a lot different for students attending college this Fall. In an effort to provide a safe learning environment, local and state colleges are instilling new plans for the upcoming semester. From online learning to limiting the amount of students allowed in on-campus classrooms, here’s what we know so far.
Sidewalk Film partners with local law firm with grant in mind
Through a shared goal of amplifying Black voices in film, Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema and the Law Firm of Stacey A. Davis have partnered to create the Black Lens Filmmaker Grant.
The grant recipient will be awarded: $1,000 cash prize funded by The Law Firm of Stacey A. Davis1-year director’s membership to the Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema ($2,500 value + 1 free year of education/outreach programs)The deadline for applications is August 1. Apply now.
Business Events
It’s Totally Normal
TechBirmingham’s popular webinar series, Navigating the New Normal, is back again. This week, they’ll be diving into AWS migration with Chris Chapman, a Partner Solutions Architect at AWS.
- Date: Tuesday, June 30
- Time: Noon-1PM
- Price: FREE
- Register
Imperfectly Perfect
Feeling timid? There’s no better time to throw yourself into those uncomfortable situations and come over stronger and bolder. Tune in to the second installment of Mixtroz’s Imperfect Conversations – A Time for Collision, Community & Connection.
- Date: Tuesday, June 30
- Time: 7:30-8PM
- Price: FREE
- Register
The Innovation 411
There’s a new speaker series to check out—Zoom In, Move Forward: Highlighting Innovation Across Alabama. Listen to featured speakers Dennis Leonard and Estes Hughes from Alabama Launchpad as they fill you in on some of the state’s innovators creating must-know transformational projects.
- Date: Monday July 6 + Monday July 20
- Time: 3-4PM
- Price: FREE
- Register
Get Ahead of the Game
Register now for TechBirmingham’s Race After Technology Watch Party happening Tuesday, July 22.
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