Workforce Policy

The Joint Center’s Workforce Policy Program centers Black workers in policy debates concerning the future of work, workforce development, and access to good jobs. ​​The workforce policy program is about ​the future of Black workers.

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Research & Data

Improving Training Evaluation Data to Brighten the Future of Black Workers Cover
Improving Training Evaluation Data to Brighten the Future of Black Workers
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Principles to Support Black Workers in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
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An Introduction to the Future of Work in the Black Rural South
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Policy Analysis & Commentary

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Building Back Better Requires Solutions Rooted in Economic Justice for Black Workers
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Biden Budget Would Make Key Workforce Investments For Black Communities
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Events

Joint Center Joins National Skills Coalition Fireside Chat on the Critical Role of Investments in Skills Training
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Joint Center Participates in Federal Reserve Bank Event on Career Pathways to Household Financial Security
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Joint Center Joins Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Conversation on Pathways to Economic Resilience
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Dr. Alex Camardelle

Dr. Alex Camardelle

Director, Workforce Policy

Dr. Alex Camardelle is the Director of the Workforce Policy Program at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, where he leads a program that centers Black workers in policy debates concerning the future of work, workforce development, and access to good jobs.