""Our community has resilience, intelligence, and drive. What has often been missing is a clear pathway into industries where those qualities are rewarded. The Mo School is that pathway, and cybersecurity is the vehicle that will help our community members build stable, meaningful careers." - Spokesperson"Ye Yint Myint Mo, a Burmese refugee and Cornell EMPA candidate, has founded The Mo School under Myanmar Center to provide career-oriented cybersecurity education tailored to the Burmese diaspora. The initiative seeks to transform how refugee and immigrant communities access high-demand technology careers. The story of The Mo School begins with a personal journey. Ye Yint Myint Mo arrived in the United States as a Burmese refugee and went on to build a career dedicated to serving immigrant communities through education, policy development, and direct support services. Now pursuing a Master of Public Administration through Cornell University's Executive MPA program with an expected completion in 2026, Mo has channeled that experience into founding The Mo School, a cybersecurity education initiative under the umbrella of Myanmar Center that is specifically designed for the Burmese diaspora. Mo's leadership extends across multiple organizations. As Executive Director of USIRD, a separate nonprofit focused on immigrant resettlement and legal navigation, Mo has spent years working directly with individuals and families navigating the challenges of building new lives in the United States. That frontline experience informed the creation of The Mo School, which was built not as an abstract academic exercise but as a practical response to a clear community need. Members of the Burmese diaspora frequently possess the aptitude and motivation to succeed in technology careers but face significant barriers including cost, language, lack of professional networks, and limited access to specialized training programs. The Mo School addresses these barriers head-on. The curriculum centers on cybersecurity, one of the fastest-growing