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Apr 17, 2026

WIOA Reauthorization is Back, but Partisan Changes Complicate its Path Forward

Megan Evans,

Apr 15, 2026

Make America Skilled Again? Not with these Cuts

Megan Evans, Caroline Treschitta,

Apr 08, 2026

When it comes to soft skills, it’s more than clothing: it’s the teamwork

Amanda Bergson-Shilcock, Jeran Culina,

Apr 07, 2026

Business Leaders United Welcomes Kelly Hall to the Executive Committee

Jeffrey Connor-Naylor,

Mar 25, 2026

From Community Engagement to State Policy: Colorado’s Fight to Keep Supportive Services at the Heart of Workforce Development 

Karina Paredes-Arzola,

Mar 05, 2026

Workforce Pell Success Will Require Data Alignment—Here’s What That Means and What to Do Next

Katie Spiker, Kate Tromble,

Mar 03, 2026

Toward a New Promise of Work: Workforce as the Throughline to Shared Prosperity

Brooke DeRenzis,

Feb 17, 2026

What People Want from Skills Training Policy and How States are Working to Ensure Training Leads to Good Jobs

Amanda Bergson-Shilcock, Lindsey Reichlin Cruse,

Feb 11, 2026

Protecting Progress, Shaping What’s Next: Highlights from the 2026 Skills Summit

Nicky Lauricella Coolberth,

Jan 27, 2026

Fear Is the Policy: What Potential Public Charge Changes Mean for Learners and Workers

Amanda Bergson-Shilcock,

Jan 20, 2026

National Skills Coalition Launches Second Student and Worker Leadership Council

Michael Richardson, Brittany Powell,

Jan 15, 2026

What States Should Know About the New WIOA Waiver Guidance

Megan Evans,