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George Kaiser Family Foundation, a supporting organization of Tulsa Community Foundation, is dedicated to providing equal opportunity for young children.

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Former TAF fellow Sterlin Harjo makes history again with The Lowdown, filmed in Tulsa and starring Ethan Hawke. Praised by Vulture, Time and Variety, the Hulu series spotlights Tulsa’s thriving film scene. Read about the finale screening in @TulsaWorld: https://t.co/9OlqPnEt4I

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@Medscape recently highlighted OU School of Community Medicine as a national leader. At OUSCM, students gain first-hand experience caring for all patients, not just the ones who can afford care. Read @lambethhochwald explore OUSCM's transformative work: https://t.co/Dgw9O7AOXX

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Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance (TRSA) is celebrating STEMtember, a celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in Tulsa. There is still time for learners of all ages to explore STEMtember's engaging events and opportunities. Learn more at https://t.co/zGEaC2mz5i

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@BlackTechStree1 announced an agreement with @nvidia, one of the world’s leading AI manufacturers, placing Tulsa at the forefront of AI innovation. The collaboration will enable Black Tech Street to build educational programs, fostering economic growth in Greenwood District.

[NVIDIA @nvidia]

Today we announced a new collaboration with Black Tech Street to advance AI education and innovation in Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District.

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Artists Creative Fund continues to impact Tulsa’s creative scene. Artists, writers, performers and more have gained mentorship, professional development, and have shared their work through more than 20 events. See what the latest cohort accomplished: https://t.co/9xi3OFoVGZ

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@gathertulsa understands the importance of nature in childhood development. Register for Grounded in Nature: Educator's Workshop on Outdoor Play, hosted at @utulsa on July 24. This event is aimed at educators and childcare providers. Register: https://t.co/eKR7GxesHi

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The Woody Guthrie Folk Festival takes place July 9-12 in Okemah, OK, celebrating the life and music of the iconic folk singer. Join @WoodyGuthrieCtr for a creative writing workshop, “All You Can Write is What You See," and write like Guthrie. Learn more: https://t.co/6ahnLjGxqC

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Tulsa Service Year is introducing its 6th cohort of fellows. These recent college grads are choosing Tulsa to receive hands-on experience in creating social change with local nonprofits and organizations focused on making Tulsa a better place. Learn more: https://t.co/qw6elaG5DD

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Tulsa Tough is rolling through town with more excitement than ever. Join @flywheelpresents for its annual @Tulsa_Tough afterparty, Big Ride. With food trucks and live music, Big Ride is a true celebration of Tulsa’s favorite weekend. Learn more at https://t.co/lmxOLf0ZJ8

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The newest @woodyguthriectr exhibit, “Hip-Hop America: The Mixtape Exhibit,” curated by @grammymuseum delves deep into the world of hip-hop. This exhibit explores the profound influence of hip-hop culture, from music, dance, fashion and more. Learn more: https://t.co/qeFWaDCFFI

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@GatherTulsa is nominated for USA Today’s Best City Park for the second year in a row, and is hoping to earn another award for Best Public Playground. Visit the park next week for a week of spring break activities with their extended hours and vote here: https://t.co/GGdCQZHisi.

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@atlasschooltul provides opportunities that shape the future of Tulsa’s tech talent, inspiring young minds and supporting career changers in software engineering. Atlas is dedicating March to celebrating and highlighting women in tech. See March events at https://t.co/kbT3rtU7BX.

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Join us on March 14th from 5pm to 7 pm for our Women’s Resource Fair—a space for learning, networking, and finding the next step in your career. RSVP now: https://t.co/FvOSVYMZ7g

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Don’t miss the final month of programming for this round of Artist Creative Fund (ACF) recipients. From music compositions to visual art and fashion showcases, experience must-see events and your last chance to see these artists’ work. Learn more at https://t.co/O0rzcVmQuQ.

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At a recent meeting, the Tulsa Global District Property and Business Owner Association invited Chief Larsen to speak with the east Tulsa community to discuss questions about the Tulsa Police Department and strengthen community ties for a brighter future: https://t.co/MF3pBFWQlW.

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InvestNorth leaders Brandon Oldham and Tangela Ekhoff were recently featured in a Tulsa World series amplifying Black voices. In their editorials, they emphasize the importance of investing in north Tulsa. Read more here: https://t.co/PJPUGUASrn.

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Congratulations to Loren Waters, whose short documentary Tiger won the Sundance 2025 Short Film Jury Award for Directing. An Artists Creative Fund recipient, Waters explores the legacy of Indigenous artist Dana Tiger and her family's T-shirt company: https://t.co/WpjaWAwdLO.

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Don’t miss your chance to gain real-world experience doing work that makes an impact. Applications for GKFF’s Summer Impact Program are due next week. Submit your application before Friday, February 14 at https://t.co/nYc4hmP6Pp.

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Applications are open for the 2025 GKFF Summer Impact Program, a 9-week paid internship with GKFF’s non-profit partners. Sophomore and junior college students can apply by Friday, February 14, 2025. Learn more: https://t.co/l1MWTBTOwe.

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Led by newly appointed Executive Director Reggie Ivey, Northside Neighbors is a nonprofit dedicated to serving the people of north Tulsa. Learn more about how Northside Neighbors will help north Tulsa thrive: https://t.co/t5wyFNWwi4.

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Tulsa Artist Fellowship announced their 2025-2027 awardees. We're thrilled to welcome these talented artists and change makers to Tulsa. From sculptors to scientists, these awardees represent the diversity and vibrancy of our growing arts community. More: https://t.co/uLgWv6sYis.

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Ring in the Year of the Snake with Tulsa’s Lunar New Year festival. Enjoy lantern painting, a lion dance, free food, live music and a spotlight on local AAPI artists. Saturday, February 1 from 6-9 p.m. at 101 E Archer St. Learn more at https://t.co/UuroB3eESz.