Bruno Manno
Why philanthropy should invest in social wealth, local voice, and pathways that work.
National Charter School Week (May 10 to 16) offers donors a timely opportunity to think about how to create more high-quality public charter schools for young people who need them the most.
The 12th National Apprenticeship Week, from April 26 to May 2, invites donors in the age of A.I. to examine how they can rebuild the first rung of the career ladder through work-based learning.
Using the “Jobs that Mobilize” framework to fuel upward mobility.
What kind of job opportunities do young people say they want? And what kind of employment opportunities exist?
All charter schools are not created equal. Donors should ensure that they are supporting—and creating—the highest quality independent schools possible.
Income differences correlate with achievement gaps in our schools. Charter schools are closing those gaps.
Supporting more pathways to jobs and opportunities.
In the face of dissatisfaction with the traditional college-to-workplace pipeline, apprenticeship programs are providing another avenue to workplace success.