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The SNAP Employment and Training (SNAP E&T) program can be an important part of a state’s workforce development system, helping low-income individuals access education and training, as well as critical supportive services, that are often otherwise difficult to obtain. But in order to capitalize on the potential of this program, workforce stakeholders need to better understand both what is allowed under SNAP E&T and how the program interacts with the larger SNAP nutrition program.
Join National Skills Coalition and other SNAP E&T experts on this webinar to learn more about the potential of SNAP E&T and how state and local communities can best capitalize on this largely untapped resource.
National Skills Coalition recently a new report as part of a suite of resources to help states better understand and implement successful SNAP Employment and Training (SNAP E&T) programs.
Panelists will include:
Rachel Gragg, National Skills Coalition
Ed Bolen, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Rick Krauss, Consultant, formerly with the Washington State Board for Community & Technical Colleges
Laura Rowley, Seattle Jobs Initiative
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