Employment
Promoting policies that improve economic outcomes for low-income working adults by enabling them to improve their skills and fill the job needs of employers in the region.
Employment Program 2010 Annual Report
An excerpt from the Joyce Foundation's 2010 annual report
Federal & State Advocacy
Efforts to increase opportunities for low-income, low-skilled adults to acquire the skills needed to advance to better jobs
Shifting Gears
New Web site is launched to help states increase the number of low-income working adults who have the skills and credentials they need to compete for 21st Century jobs.
Transitional Jobs
Can subsidized jobs and intensive services help ex-prisoners make it in the job market?
Latest News
Joyce Foundation Applauds President's Commitment To Skills Training
State of the Union Address Underscores Key Priorities of Foundation's Workforce Development Program
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Is Think Tank of The Year
The Washington Post’s Erza Klein singles out Joyce grantee in first ever Wonky Awards
Valencia College Wins First Annual Aspen Prize
Joyce-sponsored Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence honors the nation’s top 10 community colleges
Matching Real-Time Labor Market Needs With College Curriculum
Joyce grantee Jobs for the Future launches Credentials that Work initiative
Nation's Top 10 Community Colleges Announced
Finalists selected for the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence
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