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Taylor White was appointed to the Advisory Committee on Apprenticeship at the Department of Labor.
$100 Million Federal Funding Opportunity Will Support States’ Apprenticeship Expansion Efforts
Federal grant program provides avenues for states to advance youth apprenticeship
USDOL Announces $95 million Apprenticeship Investment
Opportunity places a strong emphasis on youth, noting apprenticeship is an evidence-based strategy for building skills
Rethinking How Organizations Engage Student Parents in Policy Strategies and Initiatives
A conversation with Dana T. Weekes, the Founder & Principal of Thrive Architects, on how to rethink polic strategy for student parents.
Meet The Community Colleges That New America Will Partner With To Understand Child Care Access For Student Parents and Single Mothers
New America will partner with ten community colleges to explore the most effective ways to provide child care to student parents.
NSF EPIIC Funds Community Colleges Capacity Building and Innovation
NSF EPIIC is new federal funding for community college partnerships that build institutional capacity for emerging technology job training.
It’s Time to Put Workers at the Center of Workforce Development Policy
This op-ed argues why the workforce development bill passed by Congress in December does not do enough for American workers.
Key Funding Sources for Educator Registered Apprenticeship Programs
What educator registered apprenticeship leaders should know about funding their programs
Is “Internship” a Bad Word?
Working community college students had strongly negative reactions to the idea of paid work-based learning opportunities.
Community College Bachelor’s Degrees in Texas
This report explores the demographic characteristics of Texas students in community college bachelor’s programs.