College Leaders View Economic Development as Central to Their Mission But Face Barriers, New America and ACCT Survey Find
College leaders want to strengthen relationships with economic development agencies but face barriers, new research finds.
College leaders want to strengthen relationships with economic development agencies but face barriers, new research finds.
New America and ACCT examine strategies that community college trustees and presidents can use to bolster regional economic development.
Standing in the AI economy requires organizing and resourcing worker and community organizations to engage where key decisions are made.
The Trump Administration is letting 26 states reduce the share of youth workforce dollars they spend to reengage opportunity youth.
Chicago businesses and nonprofit groups have teamed up to develop an affordable emergency loan program that helps working adults build credit.
Twenty-five years after School-to-Work, what can its rise and fall teach today’s career pathways movement?
Shalin Jyotishi wrote an op-ed for the World Economic Forum on the need to look beyond traditional universities concerning AI.
Shalin Jyotishi wrote an op-ed for Forbes on how Congress should ensure community colleges are ready for AI.
This brief reviews the teacher prep and certification policies that preceded HB 2 in Texas.
Regional hubs receiving federal investments have turned to local technical and community colleges as primary talent engines for high-tech growth and economic equity.
Chicago gig workers in North Lawndale share the benefits of gig work and the policy changes that would make their working lives easier.
As we near the fourth anniversary of the program’s creation, this is a good point to take stock of the Tech Hubs program’s status and impacts.
Six colleges will receive technical assistance and funding for work-based learning under the Accelerator for Community Colleges in the Innovation Economy, a strategic initiative launched by New Americ…
Now that Workforce Pell is live, an 11-state comparison reveals widely different standards for occupations, employers, and articulation.