Advancing Racial Economic Equity for Black Learners and Workers

In the most recent episode of Horizons: On the Record, innovative leaders discuss the critical ongoing work to advance racial economic equity for Black learners and workers in education, training, and employment.

 

Guests include Freeman Hrabowski, President of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) and Raël Nelson James, Partner and Head of Equity, The Bridgespan Group.

And the episode features three JFF leaders sharing their thoughts on racial economic equity. They’ll talk about how there's been both progress and retrenchment to empower Black leaders in education and business in recent years.

Building a Future of Work and Learning ‘Without Limits’ at Horizons

Building a Future of Work and Learning ‘Without Limits’ at Horizons

At JFF’s 2023 Horizons Summit, workers and learners set ambitious goals for equity and staying on top of an evolving ecosystem.

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Find Your Passion, Trust Young Talent, and More Lessons From Gen Z

Find Your Passion, Trust Young Talent, and More Lessons From Gen Z

This year, Jobs for the Future’s Horizons summit welcomed eight Horizons Ambassadors—young people navigating the path from high school to...

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5 Ways Employers Can Invest in Untapped Immigrant Talent

5 Ways Employers Can Invest in Untapped Immigrant Talent

At Jobs for the Future's Horizons summit, experts from across sectors offered insights on how to engage, support, and upskill an overlooked talent...

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