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Correcting the narrative: Black and Latina women are losing jobs

Most News Headlines Leave Out People of Color: Sample Headlines from Jan. 8, 2020: “The US economy lost 140,000 jobs in December. All ...
By Tameshia Bridges Mansfield and Dana Linnane6 days ago0
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Dismantling structural racism removes barriers to capital

At a time when Black and Brown-owned businesses have been hardest-hit by COVID-19 and the related economic crisis, Association for Enterprise Opportunity and ...
By Dana Linnane 7 days ago0
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One size doesn’t fit all

If no two communities are the same, their challenges and solutions will be just as distinct. Take Biloxi, Mississippi, where W.K. Kellogg Foundation ...
By Robyn RosenthalJanuary 13, 20210
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SOCAP20 highlights: Challenging the skills narrative

At the SOCAP20 virtual conference, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation pulled together a group of panelists to talk about increasing power for workers — ...
By Dana LinnaneNovember 17, 20200
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Funding strategies to support children and working parents

The whole family approach to economic mobility toolkit provides a guide on investing in families and communities. It was made possible through a ...
By Paula Sammons and Erin CurrierOctober 29, 20200

Mississippi Report: Investing in child care to grow state economy

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation partnered with the Mississippi Economic Council and the Children’s Foundation of Mississippi to survey parents on how ...
By Todd KlunkSeptember 28, 20200
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Family Values @ Work

2020 marks the 27th anniversary of the implementation of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Family Values @ Work is steadily and ...
By W.K. Kellogg FoundationAugust 19, 20200
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Workable models for building opportunity

The Working Families Success Network report highlights best practices and lessons learned from 15 years of programming related to bundled, integrated services toward ...
By Paula SammonsMay 7, 20200
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Keeping workers at the forefront of COVID-19 responses

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, W.K. Kellogg Foundation grantees are rapidly adapting to respond with worker support at the center of their ...
By Marissa GuananjaApril 21, 20200
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A good career is a good series of jobs

The SOURCE and Mercy Health collaborated to create the RISE Up program in Grand Rapids, Michigan. RISE Up provides access to training funds, ...
By W.K. Kellogg FoundationFebruary 19, 20200

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