We are thrilled to announce we will be going to Seattle for the 8th annual Ready by 21 National Meeting, April 23-25, 2019. We hope you will join us!
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Leading the Leaders: What It Takes to Build an Overarching Leadership Council Webinar Recording
With various people and organizations playing unique roles in your community – focusing on particular issues, populations and geographic areas – someone needs to keep an eye on the big picture, connect the work of those groups and make sure there are no gaps. That’s why every successful Ready by 21 state or community has an overarching leadership council.
White House Opportunity: Help Shape Performance Partnership Pilots on Disconnected Youth Webinar Recording
Improving Outcomes for Disconnected Youth
That's the advice the Forum for Youth Investment gave the U.S. Department of Education as it sought input about effective practices and strategies to improve outcomes for disconnected youth. The department's Request for Information also asked about legislative and regulatory barriers that inhibit states and localities from serving this population as well as they could.
Out-of-School Time Policy Commentary #17: The Common Core Standards: What do they Mean for Out-of-School Time?
The expansion of the Common Core State Standards in education opens new doors for out-of-school time (OST) providers to align their work with schools.
2012 Children’s Cabinet Symposium
Follow-Up Materials for the 2012 Children’s Cabinet Symposium held on July 16th and 17th in Washington, DC
2012 Children’s Cabinet Symposium
Race to the Top District Competition
Recommendations Submitted by the Forum for Youth Investment
Prepared by Thaddeus Ferber, June 2012
Credentialed by 26 Series: Raising the Bar from Ready by 21 to Credentialed by 26: Highlights from Community and State Efforts
Anyone working to increase postsecondary success knows that aligning the work of various stakeholders and helping sectors work together is essential – and a new issue brief shows how leaders are making that happen on both the community and state levels.
Research-Practice Learning Community Materials
Just launched: a new microsite on Research-Practice Partnerships, which we hope will become a “one-stop shop” for building and maintaining successful collaborations between researchers and practitioners in education. The site is a collaboration between the William T.