10 CHIPS Technology Areas Shaping the Future of Work
Congress enshrined 10 emerging technology focus areas in the CHIPS and Science Act to focus America’s technology and job creation strategy.
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EDA’s STEM Talent Challenge Grants: Workforce Funding for the Innovation Economy
Federal Opportunities and Priorities for Community Colleges
The panel focused on federal funding opportunities that can support community colleges in better aligning their workforce portfolios.
Energy Department Funds First IACs at Community Colleges, Trade Unions
The Energy Department’s IAC program will help community colleges and trade unions promote equitable workforce development for green jobs.
Labor Unions at the Center of DOE’s $7 Billion Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program
Biden Administration highlights labor and community engagement in announcements of seven selectees for its $7 billion Clean Hydrogen Hubs.
Reflections on the Shift Commission’s Predictions on the Future of Work, Five Years Later
Thought leaders revisit the Shift report and consider what the commission got right, what didn’t see coming, and what the future might hold.
Biotechnology Industry Gets A Boost From Community College Degrees
Shalin Jyotishi wrote an article for Forbes about Community College Degrees in Biotechnology.
Community Colleges Can Expand Pathways To Artificial Intelligence Jobs, but More Work Is Needed
The U.S. needs community colleges to expand equitable pathways to quality emerging jobs in AI, but most colleges aren’t prepared just yet.
Community colleges expand workforce pathways to AI jobs in the Innovation Economy
Community colleges and Intel have partnered to create AI education and workforce offerings to help diversify the emerging tech workforce.
How Community Colleges Can Institutionalize Future of Work Training
Community colleges must be proactive about the Future of Work. Institution-wide strategic planning for the innovation economy is key.