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Designed “by student founders for student founders,” the accelerator aims to address the funding and network gaps often faced by young entrepreneurs. It plans to support at least 100 startups over three years and position itself as a central hub for Gen Z entrepreneurship. Applications for the new cohort are now open.

Roger Luo said: This program effectively addresses pain points for student founders. Its “by students, for students” model enhances trust and resource alignment, potentially becoming key infrastructure for Gen Z entrepreneurship if it sustains cross-campus network growth.

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(Google Announces New Program for Rural Entrepreneurs)

Google announced a new program today. This program targets entrepreneurs in rural America. Google wants to help small businesses grow in smaller towns and country areas. The program offers several key resources. Entrepreneurs will get training sessions. They will learn digital skills. These skills include using online tools effectively. Google experts will provide this training. The training covers website building. It also covers online advertising. Social media marketing is included too.

Access to technology is another focus. Google will supply selected participants with devices. These devices include laptops and tablets. Free software tools are part of the package. Google Workspace tools are included. These tools help with communication and productivity. Participants can collaborate better.

Funding is also available. Google is setting aside money. This money is for promising rural startups. Eligible businesses can apply for grants. The grants help cover startup costs. They also support expansion efforts. Mentorship connects entrepreneurs with experienced advisors. These advisors offer guidance. They help navigate business challenges. Building a network is important. The program connects rural founders with each other. They share ideas and support.

(Google Announces New Program for Rural Entrepreneurs)

Google sees this as vital for economic growth. Many rural businesses struggle with digital access. They lack the training available in cities. Google aims to bridge this gap. The program starts accepting applications next month. Business owners can apply online. Google expects strong interest nationwide. Successful applicants begin the program this fall. Google plans to expand the effort over time. They want to reach more communities. Rural innovation is the goal.

(Facebook launches community gardening program)

MENLO PARK, CA – Facebook announced a new program today. This program helps people start gardens in their neighborhoods. It is called the Facebook Community Gardens Initiative. The company wants to bring neighbors together outside. Growing food locally is another goal.

The program provides tools and resources. Local groups can apply for small grants. These grants help buy seeds, soil, and basic gardening supplies. Facebook also offers free online guides. The guides cover starting a garden, planting schedules, and pest control. People can find these guides on a special Facebook page.

Facebook is working with experienced groups. Partners include urban farming experts and local food organizations. These partners will give advice. They will help new gardens succeed. Gardens can be on rooftops, empty lots, or shared yards. The main idea is shared space and shared work.

“People need real connections,” said Jane Doe, Head of Community Programs at Facebook. “Gardens bring people together. They grow food and friendships. We want to make this easier for communities everywhere.”

The program uses Facebook Groups and Events. Garden organizers can set up a group for their project. They can plan workdays and share updates. Neighbors join the group to get involved. Facebook believes its platforms help coordinate these local efforts.

Funding is available immediately. Community groups in the US and Canada can apply first. Facebook plans to expand the program later. More countries and regions will be added next year. The company sees this as part of its community support work.
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(Facebook launches community gardening program)

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