We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy in these challenging times.

We are identifying the needs of all students and staff to ensure we are set up to operate effectively in a virtual environment. If you can, please consider making a gift to the COVID-19 Impact Fund to help us continue to support our young adults:

We have transitioned to a virtual program delivery to help protect the health and well-being of students and staff while adhering to guidance from local government and our partners to prioritize students’ health and safety.

Year Up Baltimore has taken several steps to limit the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community while continuing to serve our students and partners.

Year Up Baltimore welcomes its new Executive Director, Guylaine Saint Juste, who officially joins the Baltimore team on March 9th!

Evergreen Congratulates the 2020 Graduates of the @YearUpBaltimore Program on their graduation today!

Graduate from Baltimore’s Year Up program use her graduation speech to talk about a successful internship. She along with more than 60 other 2020 graduates are ready to enter the job market @my_bccc @YearUpBaltimore

More than 60 Baltimore City young adult students from the Yearup job training program prepare to officially transition into the real world @my_bccc @YearUpBaltimore

Huge shoutout to @EdwPS, thank you for your graduation support! You helped make this big day happen. We are so thankful for your partnership.

Year Up Baltimore students graduate ready to take on job experience

Thank you for joining our graduation WBAL TV! Year Up Baltimore congrats our Cohort 17 graduates.

A few of our cybersecurity students attended the Cybersecurity Innovation at NIST workshop today, held during DC Cyber Week at the NIST National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE)! #YearUp #NIST…

Year Up Baltimore is saddened by the passing of Congressman Elijah E. Cummings and sends our condolences to his family. Elijah and his wife were both champions and advocates for Year Up and our mission. We grieve the loss of Elijah, but will never forget the impact he made.

A few Year Up ambassadors for Maryland’s Read Across Maryland program! This group of students is currently reading “Eat That Frog” and participating in a book discussion every Thursday. A huge thank you and shout out…

Executive Director Roland Selby & Alumni Fatma Abker got a chance to sit down with @wypr881fm's Sheila Kast to discuss the opportunity that Year Up is providing young adults in Baltimore. Listen to the full story here: https://t.co/YlCdtEQ9ax #wypr #ontherecord #yearup #npr

What’s the Opportunity Divide? How is @YearUpBaltimore overcoming those barriers? Find out 9/6 on @WYPR881FM @OnTheRecordWYPR with @R0land01 @LaureateIntlU #HighExpectationsHighSupport #OneYearToACareer #EarnWhileYouLearn @my_bccc

Thanks ⁦@WYPR881FM⁩ ⁦@OnTheRecordWYPR⁩ for spreading the word Re ⁦@YearUpBaltimore⁩ workforce development for 18-24 yr olds wt grit & determination! #free #OneYearToACareer ⁦@my_bccc⁩ ⁦@LaureateIntlU⁩

Year Up Baltimore cyber interns and recent graduates cyber security graduates had a great time at the CAMI Cyber Warrior Sip and Paint for Women Sip and Paint...thanks Shelley Lombardo and to the sponsors of the event! #yearupalumni #cybersecurity #CAMI #year Upbaltimore

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ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT to enroll in our August class!. Class begin next week. We have just a few seats left so don’t delay. If you’re 18-24yrs we have the perfect opportunity for you! @YearUp