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November/December 2012
Articles
Economic and Workforce Development
Experts Address the Future of Workforce Development
Training Session for CDFIs on Microfinance
Workshop on Business Development for Native Americans
Advocating for People with Disabilities
Financial Capability Tools
Effective Workforce Development Programs
Education and Nonprofit Partnerships Prove Successful
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Announcements and Recommended Reading
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Economic Development Podcasts
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Editor's Note: This publication is posted on a rolling bi-monthly schedule.
Updated December 14, 2012
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Why Connecting Economic and Workforce Development Matters
12/14/2012 - Christopher King, director of the Ray Marshall Center at the University of Texas's LBJ School of Public Affairs, discusses how the country's shift to a knowledge-based economy has brought the fields of economic development and workforce development closer over the past 10 years.
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National Workforce Development Conference Materials Online
12/12/2012 - Session presentations, speaker biographies, and videos from The Future of Workforce Development conference are now featured online. The Federal Reserve Banks of Atlanta and Kansas City organized the September event, which brought together some 220 researchers, policymakers, and professionals from the workforce development field.
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Equal (Economic) Opportunity for the Disability Community
11/21/2012 - Michael Morris, executive director of the National Disability Institute, discusses his organization's collaborations with government agencies and community organizations to develop services and programs to help bring the disability community into the economic mainstream.
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Metrics for Success: Critical Elements for Workforce Development Programs
11/14/2012 - How can workforce development programs achieve the greatest impacts with limited budgets? Elizabeth Weigensberg, senior researcher at Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago, discusses her recent research on the most successful workforce development program components and provides recommendations for how existing programs can be more effective.
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Announcements and Recommended Reading
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