We offer financial help for university students, marginalized communities, those facing financial hardships (including prohibitive currency exchange), and more.
Making accessible pathways
for UX content careers
UX content is a fundamental design discipline – it should be accessible to everyone from different backgrounds. Unfortunately, many people struggle to learn content design skills due to high costs. We believe the industry is better when people from a variety of backgrounds, countries, languages, and cultures, can contribute to the design process.
How training grants work
Including but not limited to university students, recent graduates, and first-generation college students
Including but not limited to low-income individuals, those who live or work in emerging economies (including teams), unemployed individuals, freelancers, and nonprofit employees
Including but not limited to individuals from marginalized communities, people living with disabilities, underrepresented ethnic groups, indigenous peoples, minority language speakers, and community/nonprofit organizations
Including but not limited to single parents, residents of rural areas and remote communities, veterans and military families
Including but not limited to career changers, those recently laid off or facing imminent layoffs, older adults seeking retraining
Including but not limited to women, members of LGBTQ+ communities
