Work is becoming the new way to learn—and it’s reshaping how young people chase their college and career dreams. Join Lisette Nieves and Noel Anderson on the author stage at the #JFFHorizons Summit as they dive into the future of work-based learning, spotlighting how young people of color and those from low-income backgrounds are navigating (and challenging) a stratified system. With powerful stories from across the U.S. and abroad, they'll explore bold new models that are breaking barriers—and why now’s the time to invest in them. https://hubs.la/Q03pZd5D0 (fb)

The tech industry continues to grow rapidly and offers high wages, strong career growth, and increased job stability. But as more learners pursue IT credentials, one critical question remains: Are these pathways truly preparing them for quality jobs? At Jobs for the Future, we believe the answer lies in intentional design. Our new brief, “Credentials that Pay,” explores the return on investment of tech-focused credentials and offers actionable guidance for education and workforce leaders building responsive, future-ready pathways. The findings align with our Pathways to Prosperity approach—supporting leaders in designing systems that connect students to high-opportunity careers through aligned credentials, work-based learning, and strong employer partnerships. Read the brief >> https://hubs.la/Q03pDfTP0 Want more insights like this? Explore the Pathways to Prosperity Network >> https://hubs.la/Q03pD9Nd0 and sign up for our newsletter. >> https://hubs.la/Q03pDfVJ0 #PathwaystoProsperity (fb)