The upcoming H2IQ Hour webinar by Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) on November 25, 2024, will feature insightful presentations by staff scientists highlighting the successful collaborations with Tribal Colleges, particularly Navajo Technical University (NTU), in the fields of additive manufacturing and hydrogen fuel cell research. The first presentation by Tommy Rockward will showcase the positive outcomes of the partnership between LANL and NTU, focusing on workforce development initiatives and the integration of additive manufacturing with hydrogen fuel cell research. Students at NTU actively engage in on-campus fuel cell research and senior design projects, demonstrating the practical application of their studies. The second presentation by Jacob Spendelow will delve into the Lab Innovator program, a joint effort between the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office and U.S. National Laboratories. This program aims to bridge the gap between laboratory discoveries and commercialization by uniting commercial entities and lab researchers to develop and market innovative solutions. By leveraging unique collections of intellectual property, dedicated teams work towards creating demonstration products and establishing viable manufacturing processes. The H2IQ Hour webinar will provide a platform for these presentations, offering registrants the opportunity to engage in a Q&A session following the talks. Additionally, a recording of the webinar will be made available on LANL's website for those who may have missed the live event, ensuring wider accessibility to the valuable insights shared during the session.