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JFF accelerates the alignment and transformation of the American workforce and education systems to ensure access to economic advancement for all.

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1	Driving economic advancement for all
2	Horizons: jff's national summit
3	Why we work for equity and racial justice (2)
4	An equitable recovery: our shared responsibility
5	Who we are
6	Latest from jff
7	Quick unemployment fix from congress won’t stop second wave of layoffs crisis
8	Wanted: a bipartisan stimulus that ınvests heavily in workforce development
9	Outcomes for opportunity
10	Court gives new hope to daca recipients: don’t let ıt stop there
11	Jff receives $6m from walmart to boost economic mobility
12	Recover stronger
13	Highlights
14	Covıd-19 highlights the need to support ımmigrants now and ınto the future
15	Breaking ground: a first look at american high school skilled trades education
16	Maria flynn, “we can't let student debt hold pandemic-displaced workers back,” the hill
17	A $2 billion lesson in getting people back to work
18	As unemployment grows, so grows our need to ınvest in america’s workers
19	Record job loss heightens need for job centers to go virtual
20	This crisis in learning requires lasting solutions
21	Let’s seize this moment to reimagine k-12 education for all
22	Financing the future
23	We must sustain apprentices***p in a post-pandemic downturn
24	Public colleges can’t wait long to face post-covıd challenges
25	Cares act ıs a break for the hardest hit
26	#ımpactacceleration series: startups stand up to covıd-19
27	As covıd-19 surges, help nursing students finish training now
28	Covıd-19: what congress needs to do next
29	Covıd-19: our shared responsibility
30	Celebrating african american contributions to u.s. life
31	Better careers for californians: ınnovations that build the talent pipeline
32	Widen the net: a sensible way to ıncrease the supply of skilled labor in manufacturing
33	Google ceo sundar pichai: ıt support training program to expand to 100 community colleges
34	Statement from jff ceo maria flynn on google’s expansion of the ıt support training program
35	Community colleges boost stem student success through behavioral nudging, study finds
36	Cat ward: companies must rewrite the employer-employee compact
37	What works for adult learners: lessons from career pathway evaluations
38	Corporate action platform
39	A first step in a long journey to criminal justice reform
40	‘good jobs’ in rural america are changing, so learning must change too
41	Opportunity works: four ways to help young adults find pathways to success
42	Alex hoffinger
43	Karyl levinson

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6	How we can help each other

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1	June 8-11 \| a free virtual experience
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3	What We Do	text
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5	About JFF	text
6	Staff & Board	text
7	Where We Work	text
8	Jobs at JFF	text
9	Our 35th Anniversary	text
10	Diversity at JFF	text
11	Resources	text
12	Events	text
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16	Horizons: JFF's National Summit	text
17	See more right	text
18	Why We Work for Equity and Racial Justice	text
19	See more right	text
20	An Equitable Recovery: Our Shared Responsibility	text
21	See more right	text
22	Browse Our Workright	text
23	Meet Our Expertsright	text
24	See Our Impact by Stateright	text
25	Quick Unemployment Fix From Congress Won’t Stop Second Wave of Layoffs Crisis	text
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27	Wanted: A Bipartisan Stimulus That Invests Heavily in Workforce Development	text
28	Mary Gardner Clagett	text
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30	Outcomes for Opportunity	text
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32	Court Gives New Hope to DACA Recipients: Don’t Let It Stop There	text
33	Erica Cuevas	text
34	JFF Receives $6M from Walmart to Boost Economic Mobility	text
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36	Recover Stronger	text
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38	Highlights	text
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40	Why We Work for Equity and Racial Justice	text
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42	COVID-19 Highlights the Need to Support Immigrants Now and Into the Future	text
43	Erica Cuevas	text
44	Sarah Hooker	text
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46	Breaking Ground: A First Look at American High School Skilled Trades Education	text
47	Lisa Soricone	text
48	Raymond Barbosa	text
49	Maria Flynn, “We Can't Let Student Debt Hold Pandemic-Displaced Workers Back,” The Hill	text
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