Forge a new path. Create new worlds. Explore the unknown.

With tech, there’s no limit to what kids can achieve. Our technology outreach program, hi, Tech, introduces students to what’s possible. From education and hands-on programming to events and real-world experiences, students connect to, explore and transform the world around them. Students don’t just build apps – they build confidence. They don’t just unlock the next game level – they unlock their career potential. And they don’t just design websites – they design their futures.

Working with Milwaukee students in grades K-12, our employees help develop curriculum that aligns with real-world experience and needs. We also help empower teachers to build up their own confidence and capabilities to teach courses like computer science.

Know STEM. No boundaries.

Students today need STEM skills more than ever – because that’s where the jobs are. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects one million new science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) jobs will be created in the United States between 2012 and 2022. At the same time, tech workers remain in short supply with too few students being exposed to these skills. Our technology outreach program addresses the gap in tech professionals while helping prepare students for future success.

We’re honored to receive STEMConnector’s Million Women Mentors 2020 Corporate Trailblazer Award, which recognizes companies that have made notable contributions and demonstrated excellence internally or to their community in the field of mentoring.

In 2019, we were recognized by STEM Forward as the winner of their STEMMY Award in the employer category. The award recognizes educational institutions, businesses, organizations and individuals who promote STEM awareness and improve the STEM competency of students.

Questions?

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Students’ futures are bright with hi, Tech

But they need the right building blocks to discover their potential. hi, Tech empowers students to see how they can shape the future of technology.

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Molly Schuld

Sr. Program Manager, Early Tech Careers

Driving Awareness and Action Around AI Bias

Topics: Tech Advancement, STEM Outreach.

Northwestern Mutual partnered with Milwaukee Film to sponsor viewings of the award-winning documentary Coded Bias, helping advance conversations about racism, discrimination and prejudice by highlighting racial and gender biases built into facial recognition software and other artificial intelligence.