The Collaborative for Advancing Youth Development gives recommendations on how NYC can better support and sustain its youth services workforce.
Financial education programs should have structured, repeated opportunities to make age-appropriate financial decisions — and see the real-world impact.
In this career readiness program, teens get work ready not by hearing about how work operates but by trying it themselves.
World Youth Skills Day on July 15 draws attention to how young people are developing essential skills but still finding pathways to...
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When youth workers apply to college, their work experience doesn't count. One solution lies in Credit for Prior Learning (CPL).
Workforce readiness must start in high school with paid opportunities, responsibilities, and cross-sector partnerships.
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