Newswire Archive

Newswire #69 (January 20, 2011)


National coverage of the nation's first "early college district," how seven workforce collaboratives got their start, JFF speakers at the upcoming NAWB conference, and more...

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Newswire #68 (December 14, 2010)


$5.5M to expand regional workforce programs, case studies in health care career advancement, a new webinar on early college designs, and more...

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Newswire #67 (November 8, 2010)


An inspiring story of early college designs working in south Texas, a guide for spreading these designs, a renewed higher ed focus on time to completion, a plan to build up America's green workforce, and more...

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Newswire #66 (October 4, 2010)


50-state scans examining dropout and alternative ed policies, a new initiative that engages community colleges in green job training, and more...

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Newswire #65 (August 18, 2010)


New tools for advancing the frontline health care workforce, our recommendations for spending $2 billion in federal monies on placing dislocated workers, and more...

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Newswire #64 (July 13, 2010)


JFF's strategy for the next 10 years, new data from the National Fund, and more...

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Newswire #63 (May 25, 2010)


A recap of the awards JFF programs have given and received this spring, recommendations for restructuring federal legislation, and more...

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Newswire #62 (April 19, 2010)


New reports from Achieving the Dream, an RX for "the New Health Care Workforce," a recap of Workforce Solutions Week 2010, and more...

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Newswire #61 (March 9, 2010)


JFF and partners celebrate Workforce Solutions Week 2010, a high-level DC convening around health care workers, a case study on early college success in North Carolina, and more...

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Newswire #60 (February 1, 2010)


The model for lowering Philadelphia's dropout rate, a new tool for gauging cost-return on college retention programs, an evaluation of the National Fund for Workforce Solutions, and more...

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