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Five Principles to Support Black Workers and Learners in Pathways to Non-Degree Credentials

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By Justin Nalley, Kayla Elliott, Gabrielle Smith Finnie
| The Washington Informer Verified
**FILE** A solar workforce supervisor and trainee install a panel on a Petworth home’s roof in July 2023.
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Five Principles to Support Black Workers and Learners in Pathways to Non-Degree Credentials

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By Justin Nalley, Kayla Elliott
| jointcenter.org
By Justin Nalley, Kayla Elliott, Ph.D., and Gabrielle Smith Finnie, Ph.D. The Joint Center’s issue brief, “Five Principles to Support Black Workers and Learners in Pathways to Non-Degree Credentials,” offers guidance on how non-degree credential programs — such as certificates, industry certifications, professional licenses, and apprenticeships — can serve as equitable pathways to economic mobility for Black workers and learners as federal investments are reshaping high-growth industries...
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Breaking Barriers in Career and Technical Education: Centering Black Students in Perkins Reauthorization

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By Justin Nalley, Kayla Elliott, Araceli Lira Chávez
| jointcenter.org
By Justin Nalley, Kayla Elliott, Ph.D., and Araceli Chavez The Joint Center published an issue brief titled “Breaking Barriers in Career and Technical Education: Centering Black Students in Perkins Reauthorization,” examining how the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act, or Perkins V, influences the experiences of Black learners in career and technical education (CTE) programs and offers legislative proposals as Congress considers the reauthorization of...
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