Designed to spark creativity, foster design thinking, and introduce cutting-edge technology and entrepreneurial skills, the program engaged hundreds of students and faculty from Alabama State University, Alabama A&M University, Miles College, Tuskegee University, and Bishop State Community College. Held throughout the fall semester, each campus-based Innovation Power Hour featured engaging innovation challenges, and real-world exposure to tech and entrepreneurship—all designed to make innovation accessible, inspiring, and actionable for the next generation of changemakers. “Our HBCUs are filled with incredible talent and bold ideas,” said Charisse Stokes, Executive Director of The Alabama Collective. “Innovation Power Hours were created to not only
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