The Work. In The News.
Explore reporting, conversations, and public announcements about Tekton, the people behind the work, and the communities we serve.
ARPA Dollars Fuel Refugee Workforce Training In Georgia
A national feature on Empower Clarkston connects workforce training with energy-efficiency improvements in local homes. The story includes perspectives from Luke Keller, Malek Alarmash, and a program participant.
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Clarkston Energy-Efficiency Training Program Gets $375K In Funding
John Ruch’s item in Reporter’s Notebook covers funding for Empower Clarkston and how paid training and free home improvements supported the community.
Read Reporter’s Notebook →A Conversation From The Lantern Project Years
An early special-edition broadcast brings together refugee-serving businesses and organizations, including Luke Keller as director of The Lantern Project.
Explore the radio archive →Conversations Behind The Work.
Hear more about Luke’s journey and related work in social entrepreneurship and nonprofit funding.
The Entrepreneur’s Guide To Positive Social Impact
Tim Buxton speaks with Luke Keller about social entrepreneurship, Tekton’s work in Clarkston, and pathways to opportunity through training and relationships.
Explore the episode →Rethinking Grants: How Tech And Grit Are Changing Nonprofit Funding
Luke discusses grant funding and the experience behind MatchGrant. The conversation includes his nonprofit background and connection to Tekton.
Explore the episode →Empowering Nonprofits Through Better Grant Access
Lee Kantor interviews Luke about MatchGrant and nonprofit funding. The episode introduction also highlights his work with Tekton Career Training.
Listen and read →MatchGrant Helps Atlanta Nonprofits Find And Win Grants
A profile of MatchGrant and its founder, Luke Keller, with background on his leadership at Tekton and his work alongside refugee communities.
Read the article →Community Support. A Public Record.
Historical announcements from local government describe program partnerships and support for Empower Clarkston.
Funding To Expand Empower Clarkston
The announcement describes a combined $375,000 in support from DeKalb County and the City of Clarkston for the program’s expansion.
Read the announcement →Weatherization Assistance For Clarkston Residents
A city notice describes the collaboration between Friends of Refugees and Tekton to connect eligible residents with home weatherization improvements.
Read the city notice →These articles and announcements document the work at the time they were published. For current training opportunities, visit our Programs page.
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