Four Ways to Promote Digital Inclusion for California’s Workers
NSC outlines concrete steps that the state’s policy leaders can take to invest in digital skill-building for quality jobs, as well as access to broadband and digital devices.
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SkillSPAN is a first-ever national network of non-partisan coalitions focused on advancing state skills policies that expand economic opportunities for workers while boosting local businesses’ capacity. These coalitions develop and promote skills policies that help workers obtain jobs that reflect their career aspirations, help businesses find skilled workers, and help states build strong, inclusive economies.
As a national network, SkillSPAN leverages the combined expertise of state coalition members and amplifies their collective voices in state capitols across the nation.
Alabama: Central Six Development Council
California: California EDGE Coalition
Colorado: Colorado Center on Law and Policy
Connecticut: United Way of Connecticut
Georgia: Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
Illinois: Chicago Jobs Council
Indiana: Indiana Institute for Working Families
Iowa: United Way of Central Iowa
Louisiana: Louisiana Budget Project
Maryland: Jobs Opportunities Task Force
Massachusetts: SkillWorks & The Workforce Solutions Group
Michigan: United Way of Southeast Michigan
New York: New York Association of Training & Employment Professionals
North Carolina: North Carolina Justice Center
Ohio: Ohio Workforce Coalition
Oregon: Portland Community College
Tennessee: Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce
Texas: United Ways of Texas
Wisconsin: Wisconsin Regional Training Partnership & Building Industry Group Skilled Trade Employment Programs (WRTP/BIG STEP)
Four Ways to Promote Digital Inclusion for California’s Workers
NSC outlines concrete steps that the state’s policy leaders can take to invest in digital skill-building for quality jobs, as well as access to broadband and digital devices.
Read more
Closing Georgia's Skills Mismatch through Financial Aid
Not enough of Georgia's workers are trained to the level needed to hold most of the states jobs. NSC explores important policy changes the state could make to help bolster their workforce and economy
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