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An expectation of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) is for the state and local programs which provide services to individuals with disabilities to engage in a cohesive strategic planning process with a focus on collaboration and...

Join the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) to learn more about and discuss common challenges and solutions relating the ETP eligibility requirements under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), including an overview of...

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Title I Youth formula program allows for youth living in a high-poverty area to automatically meet the low-income eligibility criterion. These Directions for Determining High-Poverty Areas for...

National Network for Youth created this resource page and its tools with service providers and the youth they serve in mind. Here, you will find a Summary, Field Guide and Appendix understanding individual state requirements for obtaining a valid...

This report provides background to Congress on teens and young adults in and exiting from foster care, and the federal support available to them. It begins with a discussion of the characteristics of youth who have had contact with the child...

Measure of America’s latest report, More Than a Million Reasons for Hope: Youth Disconnection in America Today, updates disconnected youth estimates for the country as a whole, for states, counties, and metro areas, and by gender and race and...

The Youth Services Team within the Employment and Training Administration launched Our Journey Together Technical Assistance (TA) Series to support the workforce system in their programming efforts to improve outcomes for youth. Below is a list of...

The U.S. Departments of Labor and Education (Departments) released a technical assistance document that provides strategies and examples of State and local partnerships that facilitate the reengagement of out-of-school youth.  This document may be...

At the National Youth-At-Risk Conference held in Savannah, Georgia, spring 2016, 82 youth workers and educators signed up to see if they could survive for one month living in poverty.