Community College Student Perspectives on the Future of Work
New America and Aspen Institute interviewed community college students about their views, hopes, and concerns about the Future of Work.
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Supporting A Strong Start for Children with Disabilities
Announcing a blog series on early development and disability that examines early intervention and early childhood special education
What Will 2024 Hold for Early Care and Education?
Thinking about what 2024 might mean for early care and education
Five Trends & Challenges in Youth Apprenticeship Program Implementation
In Pursuit of High-Quality Youth Apprenticeship
New Data Shed Light on Pre-K Enrollment Numbers and Discipline Patterns
This data from the CRDC is the first since the 2017-2018 release
Community Colleges Are Critical to the Innovation Economy
Shalin Jyotishi published an essay with The Chronicle of Higher Education about the role community colleges play in the innovation economy.
Writing a Biography of the Lawyer Behind the Library Sit-In of 1939
We talk to Nancy Noyes Silcox, a former school librarian who wrote a book for students about the civil rights pioneer.
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.
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.
Higher education believers and skeptics–who are they?
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.
Rebuild Apprenticeship as a Pathway for California Youth
Expanding apprenticeships for high schoolers is essential to rebuilding apprenticeship as a path to opportunity for California youth.
