Due North Tulsa

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Due North increases equitable access to, and completion of, short-term trainings and certifications that lead to quality employment and increased economic mobility for North Tulsa residents. By inspiring hope and demonstrating the power of community collaboration, Due North can positively impact the overall economic outlook of the North Tulsa region.

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Due North is bringing people and organizations to the table. This initiative will work with community partners to offer soft-skills training and job readiness workshops at community partner locations in the North Tulsa area for improved access for residents.

Likewise, Due North will work with businesses that are long established or are coming into North Tulsa. We will identify the skilled workers their businesses need, and help train the workforce they need to be successful. It’s a win-win situation driven by collaboration.

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A strong community will bring about even stronger collaboration. Due North will work with Tulsa Technology Center and Tulsa Community College to create new, customized short-term classes at nearby campuses. Individuals enrolling in training will earn industry credentials.

Due North participants will receive individualized career coaching and job placement services, collaborating directly with Due North personnel. In the end, this helps participants and North Tulsa residents get placed in rewarding and stable careers.

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North Tulsa is home, or will soon be home, to some of Tulsa’s leading businesses. Greenheck, Muncie Power Products, McElroy Manufacturing, and the Peoria Mohawk Business Park are leading the way.

In the program’s first year, it will serve 60 individuals. Due North participants may receive transportation assistance, and there are no fees, dues, or costs associated with participating in the program.

Let's Partner and Collaborate

If you are interested in collaboration - whether as a community partner, participant, or business partner - let us know by completing the form below.

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These organizations are committed to the Due North initiative:

Funding Partners

  • George Kaiser Family Foundation
  • Lumina Foundation
  • Tulsa Area United Way

Community Partners and Employers

  • Black Wall Street Chamber
  • CAP Tulsa
  • City of Tulsa
  • Goodwill Industries of Tulsa
  • Greenheck
  • McElroy Manufacturing
  • Muncie Power Products
  • Peoria Mohawk Business Park
  • Saint Simeons
  • Tulsa Community College
  • Tulsa Dream Center
  • Tulsa Housing Authority
  • Tulsa Regional Chamber
  • Tulsa Technology Center