• In this workshop, participants will hear from Alex Camardelle, PhD, Director of Workforce Policy at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies. Alex will discuss a policy brief released in October 2021 titled “Principles to Support Black Workers in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.” Attendees will learn more about how to advance equity under WIOA and other federal workforce investments. 
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• YW Boston’s approach centers on creating diversity, inclusion and equity through hearing many voices as the basis to enact change. YW research shows that increasing knowledge by itself does little to change people’s attitudes and company culture regarding race and gender. This is why the YW workshops center behavioral change at three levels: micro (individual), meso (interpersonal and cultural), and macro (institutional policies and practices). Throughout this interactive workshop facilitators will introduce best practices and examine successful case studies.
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• In this workshop, participants will learn about the National Fund for Workforce Solutions' new Frontline Forward initiative to elevate the efforts some employers made during the pandemic to improve and maintain job quality for frontline workers despite challenges. This is one of four pillars of the National Fund's solutions framework: “activating employers to make jobs better.”
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• Save the date for a conversation among participants of the previous 4 sessions to discuss major takeaways, remaining questions, and where should MWA go from here in this work.
• Registration to come - Participants from any of the previous 4 sessions will be invited to join.