The Voices of Youth Apprenticeship

From students, to educators, to employers, to policymakers, voices from across the country share why youth apprenticeship is a proven strategy to connect the learning needs of students with the talent needs of industry in communities across America.

See all of our resources, examples, and research on our webpage for the Partnership to Advance Youth Apprenticeship here: newamerica.org/PAYA

Many thanks to (in order of speaking appearance):

Jason Harrison, Horizon Education Alliance

Phil Kalin, Pinnacol Assurance

Gerrita Postlewait, Charleston County School District

Lindsey Heisser, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce

Michael Muszynski, Colorado Department of Labor

Jordan Fancy, Youth Apprentice

Taylor White, New America

Misti Ruthven, Colorado Department of Education

Phil Murphy, Governor of New Jersey

Scott Jensen, Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training

Mark Genua, Philadelphia Works

Meaghan Sullivan, CareerWise Colorado

Joseph Barela, Colorado Department of Labor

Anne Banks, Community College System of New Hampshire

Marquel Rolack-Smalls, Youth Apprentice

Dannel Malloy, Governor of Connecticut

Beth Doiron, Community College System of New Hampshire

Chris Stager, Elkhart County Economic Development Corporation

Brent Parton, New America