As the country marks a new beginning with a new president, it is critically important for the White House and Congress to craft bipartisan legislative solutions that lead to an equitable and long-term economic recovery.
Apprenticeship is a vital component of an equitable economic recovery. This National Apprenticeship Week, we must focus on supporting employers and other stakeholders as they deliver on this potential.
Note: In the first year of this initiative, the Building Equitable Pathways intermediaries prioritized designing pathways aligned with labor market demand. Thus, we include four examples here, while there are fewer spotlights for other hypotheses…
Effective and equitable career pathways start at the secondary level and continue through higher education so that students earn certificates, credentials, and degrees that have value in their local labor market. Intermediaries work with postsecondary…
Click on the icons below to learn about the other five hypotheses and read spotlights that illustrate how the Building Equitable Pathways partners took on this work. The spotlights are intended to show theory in…
Spotlight: YouthForce NOLA YouthForce NOLA provides training in career pathways in the fields of business services, digital media and information technology, health sciences, and skilled crafts. The organization operates in a highly decentralized education ecosystem.…
