A Vicious Death Grip on the Soul of our Nation: Confronting Racism in Workforce Development
I started thinking about writing this post after reading my colleague Bryan Lindsley’s latest piece, “In a Changed World, It…
In a Changed World, It Matters How We Think About What to Do Next
Last summer, in what now seems like a luxuriously routine work trip, I flew to Dallas for the National Fund…
Get to Know Amanda Cage, the New President and CEO of the National Fund
In early March, Amanda Cage officially joined the National Fund as president and CEO. We sat down with her for…
360 Degree Choice of Direction
From the top floor of Hotel Revival, I marveled at a sunny 360-degree view of Baltimore. Directly south along the…
Can You Solve The Paradox?
In September, I flew from Minneapolis to Cleveland and took an Uber 45 minutes south to Akron’s Bounce Innovation Hub.…
Addressing the Workforce Challenges Ahead
This September marks the third Workforce Development Month. This is a celebration of all the efforts across the country to…
Don’t Blame Schools for Unfilled Crappy Jobs
Community Voting for SXSW EDU is Open - Vote on PanelPicker Ideas August 5-23 VOTE FOR OUR PANEL PanelPicker community…
Proposed Changes to Food Assistance Would Make it Harder for Working Families
The Trump administration has proposed new regulations for SNAP benefits, an action that would remove an estimated 3 million people…
The Time is Now for Radically Rethinking What We’re Doing
Highlights from the National Fund's biennial convening The Time is Now: Building an Economy That Works for Everyone Despite 10…
Grocery Stores are a Lifeline
Harbor East “Good morning Baltimore,” I sang to myself as my train pulled into the Camden MARC station. I was…