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20150420T133000 REO Region 3 Peer-to-Peer TrainingThe first REO Peer-to-Peer Training will be held in Region 3 Atlanta, Georgia on April 21st through April 23rd |
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20160112T083000 Training to Work 3 New Grantee OrientationThe REO team at the U.S Department of Labor (USDOL), Employment and Training Administration (ETA) is hosting the Training to Work 3 New Grantee Orientation (NGO) on January 13-14, 2016. The NGO will be held at the U.S Department of Labor headquarters located at 200 Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. 20210. The session will begin at 8:30a.m on January 13th and conclude on January 14th at 5:00p.m. |
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20180411T140000 Clean Slate Clearninghouse WebinarWebinar hosted by Clean Slate Clearinghouse and from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration and the U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice |
20190611T140000 YouthBuild Series: Substance Use, Trauma, and Other Challenges: Effective Case Management StrategiesThis presentation will provide YouthBuild grantees with information, resources, and strategies to launch and maintain effective case management and supportive services for program participants. The role and responsibilities of a Case Manager will be reviewed and/or clarified and best practices regarding maintaining participant case files will be shared. |
20200325T123000 Prospective Applicant Webcast for the Pathway Home Funding Opportunity AnnouncementProspective Applicant Webinar for the 2020 Pathway Home Funding Opportunity Announcement is NOW a WEBCAST! |
20200330T123000 Prospective Applicant Webcast for the Young Adult Reentry Partnership FOAProspective Applicant Webinar for the 2020 Young Adult Reentry Partnership FOA is NOW a WEBCAST! |
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20200401T140000 Positive Youth Development across the Federal Government: A Thought Leader ConversationAt least 21 federal agencies support programs and services focused on youth. What does it take to make sure that all of these policies and programs add up to positive, healthy outcomes for young people? |
20200424T121500 Special Town Hall with Assistant Secretary John PallaschJoin NAWB's special Town Hall as Assistant Secretary of Employment and Training Administration John Pallasch provides updates from the U.S. Department of Labor. |
20200504T140000 WIOA Youth Program COVID-19 SessionThe Division of Youth Services (DYS) within the Employment and Training Administration understands the impact the coronavirus (COVID-19) is having on your programs and the youth served by these programs. |
20200622T130000 NYEC All Youth Connecting: Reengagement, Careers, and CommunityThe National Youth Employment Coalition (NYEC), National League of Cities Reengagement Network and local partner organizations are uniting to bring you a premiere convening for policy leaders and practitioners in the fields of youth employment, alternative education, and young adult development. |
20200623T140000 Forum on Youth Workforce Development and Digital Work-Based Learning During Covid-19American Student Assistance® (ASA) and MENTOR will be hosting a webinar on June 23rd 2:00-3:30 pm (EST) for a forum on youth workforce development and digital work-based learning during the age of COVID-19. |
20200709T150000 Staying Connected: Engaging Youth VirtuallyNow, more than ever, virtual engagement is key to connecting youth to workforce development, education, and training activities. Across the country, youth workforce programs are finding solutions to technology and internet access challenges. Programs are engaging youth virtually in job trainings, job shadows, hiring events, youth-facilitated meetings, and more. |
20200729T110000 Federal Advisory Committee on Juvenile Justice To Hold Virtual MeetingFederal Advisory Committee on Juvenile Justice (FACJJ) will hold a virtual meeting. Composed of members of state advisory groups on juvenile justice, the FACJJ advises the President, Congress, and OJJDP Administrator on matters related to juvenile justice, and evaluates the progress and accomplishments of juvenile justice activities and projects |
20200804T140000 Leveraging the Secret Sauce of Relationships to Improve Reentry OutcomesIf you work with individuals returning to their communities from incarceration, you know the relationships you develop with participants – and those you help participants develop outside of your organization – matter. |
20200818T140000 Even during COVID-19, Compass Rose helps youth navigate past incarcerationWhile the COVID-19 pandemic has been difficult for everyone, imagine you are a young person just out of jail, on parole or dropped out of high school. You are determined to get a new start on your life, and you are focused on getting the education and workforce skills you need to move from surviving to thriving. You already have a steep hill to climb. And then, the pandemic hits and everything becomes more complicated. |
20200819T150000 Youth Apprenticeship Readiness - Grantee OrientationThe Office of Apprenticeship and Division of Youth Services invite you to join us for the Youth Apprenticeship Readiness Grantee Orientation webinar. The webinar is an orientation to this new program to provide new grantees an overview of their responsibilities in receiving a new grant. It will provide an overview of program basics, grants management and overall expectations. |
20200827T130000 Capacity Building Strategies for Smaller Mentoring OrganizationsMany youth mentoring programs in the U.S. are smaller-scale programs that serve fewer than 100 mentor matches. Smaller programs often have limited staff time that is split between supporting mentor matches, recruiting new mentors, and raising funding to keep the lights on. |
20200921T140000 Using Youth Participatory Action Research with Populations such as Youth with Incarcerated ParentsYouth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) is an approach in which researchers engage youth as full partners in the research process. The approach teaches valuable skills while answering questions about topics youth deem critical. Research data and findings may be applied to policy and practice. |
20200924T110000 Using CareerOneStop to Provide Virtual Career and Job ServicesStaff from CareerOneStop will present and discuss how to use CareerOneStop for career exploration and job services. |
20201008T080000 4th Annual High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Prevention SummitThe Office of National Drug Control Policy’s (ONDCP) National High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Program Office (NHPO) and A Division for Advancing Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT) are pleased to invite you to participate in the 4th Annual Prevention Summit, titled Advancing Substance Use Prevention in HIDTA Communities: Standards, Strategies, and Support. |
20201021T130000 Center for Energy Workforce Development Virtual Job FairThe Center for Energy Workforce Development (CEWD) will host EnergyCareers 2020, a virtual career exploration and job fair event, on October 21, 2020. |
20201217T113000 Self-Care for Criminal Justice Professionals Across the Sequential Intercept ModelThis webinar will present information about potential stressors faced by staff across Intercepts 0-2 and ways that agencies can support self-care as a protective factor against harmful responses to stress. Presenters will explain secondary traumatic stress and vicarious trauma and share best practices, resources, and supports that agencies and staff should be aware of to build resilience and promote self-care. |
20210126T130000 From Incarceration to CareersEach year, more than 650,000 people are released from state and federal prisons. Whether they can successfully reenter the community or end up returning to prison depends overwhelmingly on one variable: full-time employment. Unfortunately, many barriers stand in the way. In this episode of “It Started at Horizons,” JFF and guests will grapple with these challenges and identify opportunities for constructive change. |
20210128T120000 CareerOneStop: Providing Virtual Services to Find Immediate Employment and Apply for UnemploymentThe U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (ETA) will host a webinar on January 28, 2021 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. ET to demonstrate how CareerOneStop can provide virtual services to help job seekers find immediate employment and file for unemployment benefits. |
20210203T130000 Training and Technical Assistance Opportunity to Address Youth Homelessness and Juvenile JusticeEach year, nearly 1 million young people become involved with law enforcement and/or the justice system. In some cases, this involvement may be due to lack of shelter or other necessities. This can sometimes occur when a young person is arrested for a curfew violation due to lack of stable housing, or when they are arrested for theft for stealing food, or money to buy food. |
20210211T120000 Using CareerOneStop to Provide Virtual Services to Change Occupations or IndustriesStaff from CareerOneStop will present how to use CareerOneStop to provide virtual services to help make a plan to change occupations or industries. This webinar is an expanded dive into one user pathway from the “Using CareerOneStop to Provide Virtual Career and Job Services” webinar presented on September 24, 2020. |
20210218T120000 Using CareerOneStop to Provide Virtual Services to Develop New Skills and KnowledgeStaff from CareerOneStop will present how to use CareerOneStop to provide virtual services to find resources and information to develop marketable skills and knowledge. This webinar is an expanded dive into one user pathway from the “Using CareerOneStop to Provide Virtual Career and Job Services” webinar presented on September 24, 2020. |
20210223T153000 SMART Approach to 2020/2021 Uniform Guidance RevisionsThis session will provide information on OMB’s revisions to the Uniform Guidance that were published in the Federal Register on August 2020 and February 2021. |
20210225T130000 Reaching Youth At Risk for Substance Use and Misuse: Strategies for Early InterventionUpon completing this training, participants will have a better understanding of: - The need for more early intervention programs for adolescents and transitional-aged youth. - The national landscape of early intervention programs and services. - Detailed examples of early intervention programs in three states. - How to use the “Reaching Youth At Risk for Substance Use and Misuse” Resource Guide to develop local EI programs and services. |
20210304T120000 Using CareerOneStop for a Successful ReEntry Transition In & Out of Correctional FacilitiesStaff from CareerOneStop will present how to use CareerOneStop within the correctional facility setting to support a successful reentry transition. Also presented will be pathways, tools, and resources to help support individuals with a criminal record in their past pursue employment and training. |
20210414T110000 Second Chance Summit 2021The Second Chance Summit brings together juvenile justice practitioners, funders, policymakers, case workers and nonprofit organizations to discuss current criminal justice reform efforts. |
20210421T130000 Reducing Structural Barriers to School and Work for People with Juvenile RecordsPeople with juvenile records can face significant, long-term barriers to their education, credentialing, and employment. The CSG Justice Center conducted a first of its kind analysis of these collateral consequences in 12 states and found vague and inconsistent state policies limit education, credentialing, and employment opportunities for people with juvenile records and put them at greater risk of recidivism. |
20210526T130000 Tools to Help Youth Find JobsThis webinar will showcase tools that can help youth learn about and find jobs. |
20210602T150000 Workforce: A Call to ActionAs the nation rebuilds and makes strides toward recovery, we need an approach to putting Americans back to work that is simple, fast, and employer-led. It must address immediate employment needs while also laying the foundation for a modernized, adaptive, and resilient workforce development system. |
20210603T120000 Let's Chat: What Counts Towards the WIOA Youth Program's Work Experience Expenditure Requirement?The Division of Youth Services is hosting an interactive chat on the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Youth program’s 20 percent work experience expenditure requirement. |
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20210621T090000 2021 All Youth Connecting Forum Reengage, Rebuild, ReconnectThe National Youth Employment Coalition (NYEC) invites you to join hundreds of young leaders, practitioners, policymakers and experts like yourself for a virtual four-day convening in June! |
20210622T130000 Assessing and Developing the Soft Skills of Today's WorkforceLearn how four organizations are assessing and developing the soft skills of job seekers and students they serve. Speakers will share their real-world experiences with a variety of soft skill assessment tools and their tips for success. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn how to implement soft skill assessment tools in their own organizations. |
20210624T150000 Connecting Youth to Jobs, During and After the PandemicDuring 2020 the number of young people out of school and out of work (opportunity youth) skyrocketed, surpassing 10 million. In response, a myriad of programs helped young people find food, survival income, and even reconnect to school and work. |
20210715T150000 Breaking the Homelessness-Jail Cycle with Housing FirstIn 2014, Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock announced a plan to better serve some of the city’s most vulnerable residents with supportive housing and intensive services. The Denver Supportive Housing Social Impact Bond Initiative (Denver SIB) fulfilled this commitment through innovative pay for success financing that helped fund supportive housing for hundreds of individuals who were experiencing chronic homelessness and frequently interacting with police, jails, and emergency rooms. |
20210721T130000 Place-based Approaches to Community Violence InterventionIn April 2021, the Biden-Harris Administration announced historic investments in community violence intervention (CVI) efforts to combat the gun violence epidemic. As part of the Administration’s efforts to support communities seeking to implement or expand CVI efforts, subject matter experts will present on CVI related topics in a series of webinars.. |
20210729T143000 Credentials: What they are, where to find them, and what counts for performanceSeating is limited and on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you are not able to attend, the webinar will be recorded and posted within about 3 business days of the event. Credentials play a key role in workforce development. For employers, credentials can assist in identifying qualified workers, upskilling their current workforce, and competing in the marketplace. For job seekers, obtaining credentials can improve employability and lead to career advancement and higher wages. |