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Public Sector Solutions, Workforce & Economic Mobility, Education
Key Takeaway
“We still have a very tight labor market…there are 10.7 million job openings, there are 5.8 million unemployed. I think there are two main areas of change that can close these gaps: one is skills-based hiring practices and the other is innovation in financing skill development.”
–Sarah Miller
Horizons podcast host Tameshia Bridges Mansfield and special guest Sarah Miller of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta discuss the challenge of financing the future of work and how today’s future of learning—with or without a college degree—can prepare workers for sustainable careers and a viable U.S. labor market. They also discuss a few examples of Social Finance’s work including Workforce Realigned, the Philadelphia Works-Comcast partnership, and the Google Career Certificates Fund. Audio from Jake Edwards‘ panel at JFF Horizons 2022 is also featured.
Related Insight
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Introducing Workforce Realigned
Pioneers in Business, Philanthropy, and Government Discuss New Partnerships to Advance Economic Mobility
At our national launch event of Workforce Realigned: How New Partnerships Are Advancing Economic Mobility, leaders in government, philanthropy, and the corporate sector explored the emergence of these unique partnerships, drawing on examples from the book…
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WorkingNation Video: Jake Edwards on the Google Career Certificates Fund
Social Finance Vice President Jake Edwards spoke with WorkingNation about our new $100 million investment program supported by the Google Career Certificates Fund.