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De Blasio Administration to Award Microgrants to Support Development of Workforce Training Programs for 21st Century In-Demand Jobs

Published jul. 18, 2019

The de Blasio Administration awarded microgrants to seven joint ventures that all specialize in workforce development who will research and plan innovative approaches the City can take to amplify training and hiring of underrepresented New Yorkers in tech and other in-demand sectors. JFF, teaming with HR&A Advisors, and LaGuardia Community College, is working to improve the connection between training providers and employers. 

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