Supporting Parents and Incentivizing Students to Attend Class Education positively shapes wellbeing—it is fundamental to economic mobility and reducing socioeconomic and political inequalities. As America recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic and the longstanding damage caused by structural racism—quality education and

The Impact of Chronic Absenteeism and Promotore-Based Solutions According to a study done by the U.S. Department of Education (USED) in 2015 -2016, over 16% of students in the USA were chronically absent in schools. Chronic absenteeism is a systemic

Impact of Job Training for Low-Income Earners Investing in and designing training programs that engage lower-income or lower-status communities can be beneficial for both employees, business owners, and communities alike. Training and employee development can be initiated for a variety

Why is workforce development important? The Inland Empire Workforce Development (IEWD) Boards have created a 3-year plan to develop equitable, regional, sector-based career pathways in target sectors, to ensure access and inclusion for all the region’s residents, businesses and organizations. 

To learn what worked and identify what still needs to be done in response to COVID-19: https://v.ftcdn.net/05/12/49/14/700_F_512491426_nBimYrgNPf8wkRtiGY2Z8ZDbVaVw2ok1_ST.mp4Sixty percent of U.S. adults say that the pandemic has been “highly disruptive” to their finances. Beyond the impact of the pandemic, American consumers

The COVID-19 pandemic has made mental health a critical focus for all Americans. A World Health Organization study found that the prevalence of mental illness increased by 25% during the first year of the pandemic.