A jobs initiative targeting young technologists from underserved areas of St. Louis is building careers and driving connections, quite literally, thanks to Uber.

Uplift, launched last year, brings together Black executives and employees for career guidance, support and a greater sense of belonging.

As cyberattacks continue to rise, cybersecurity competitions are drawing fresh talent — and many gamers — to shore up a field with a huge workforce gap.

One in 10 working Americans are now self-employed, and that number is likely to grow. But the way workers access benefits hasn’t changed.

A diversity, equity and inclusion strategy done right will make a good company great, Mastercard's Chief Inclusion Officer Randall Tucker says. Here are three things to keep in mind.

Three women leaders discuss the importance of mentorship, the need for authenticity and what it takes to create a culture of inclusion on Mastercard’s podcast on the future of work.

To inspire more girls to pursue careers in STEM, they need to meet more women who have lived them, says Dana Lorberg, the engineer who helped build Mastercard’s global network.

In Mastercard’s podcast on the future of work, three alumni of HBCUs discuss how the experience shaped them, expanded their networks and gave them opportunities to rise in corporate America.

Paul Duan’s nonprofit Bayes Impact is where algorithms meet altruism. His team uses technology for the common good, including an AI-powered app that helps job seekers improve their searches.

Making the transition to the private sector can be difficult, but executives can spot the skills and talents that translate well to corporate life.

The enormous potential of artificial intelligence could radically transform the way we work. Mastercard leaders share insights into avoiding unintended consequences and ensuring a smarter future for us all.

In the U.S., the rise of the gig economy, along with COVID-related job losses, has left many without traditional benefits and the flexibility to move benefits across jobs. Reimagining this complex network can bring financial security.

The Cybersecurity Talent Initiative brings promising new partners – from a cyber consultant for swashbucklers to a sweepstakes security intern – to federal agencies and the private sector, ensuring diversity in tech talent.

In many countries, midwives remain an essential part of childbirth. A new program in Indonesia aims to bring them — and their clients — into the digital economy, transforming their business.

Providing gig workers with fast, on-demand access to their earnings can improve their financial resilience in times of need and enable a more sustainable future for the gig economy.

A returnship program for mid-career professionals who have taken employment breaks eases them back into corporate life — and may become increasingly critical in post-COVID years.

Migrant workers can feel at home among their fellow nationals at exchange houses, where they send money to family and friends abroad.

The Teens in AI program inspires the next generation of digital researchers, entrepreneurs and leaders who will shape the future of work while creating opportunities for underrepresented youth.

A flexible corporate structure and “fail fast” mentality encourage ideas to bubble up and harness the innovation of junior workers.

From cryptology to big data to digital convergence and more, young women gain needed skills and confidence for critical careers through Girls4Tech.

The HOW Institute for Society’s fellowship program for moral leadership helps Mastercard employees learn to nurture moral compass & take an ethical approach in business.

Direct support and training helps woman-owned businesses stay afloat amid the pandemic, but financial tools customized for women can help them thrive.

Small business owners, particularly women, often have limited access to support, but mentorships can help them navigate these challenging times.

Your morning cup of coffee depends on smallholder farmers. A partnership in Mexico and Colombia is bringing them the digital tools and financial training to sustain their business for future generations.

The COVID-19 reset is an opportunity to reinvent how we serve our customers and communities, rethink how we work, reimagine our role, and our business models.

Our partnership with OnwardUS will help connect those who have lost their jobs due to COVID-19 with retraining, new jobs and access to financial assistance.

A recent survey by Mastercard of boys and girls showed lack of confidence and differences in motivation often keep girls away from studying STEM and later pursuing careers in the field.

Using digital technology to change the way workers get paid helps people remain resilient during emergencies, which is critical now as workers around the world face growing economic uncertainty in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mastercard is pushing our networks further, forging ambitious partnerships and championing the people, businesses and innovations that are transforming the way our world works.

Maja Lapcevic shares her insights on innovation in emerging technologies when their potential isn’t immediately clear.