Examining apprenticeship programs for low-income youth

Hosts Lindsay Bell and Jack Murphy, of ICF’s Workforce Innovations, Preparedness, and Poverty Solutions (WIPPS) portfolio, are joined by WIPPS Project Director and Cybersecurity Youth Apprenticeship Initiative (CYAI) coach, Mary Roberto, and Ian McMahon, Director of the Colorado Division of Economic and Workforce Support . Together, they discuss how workforce development and youth human services systems can work together to expand access to high quality jobs for low-income youth through RAPs. Topics covered in this episode include: What programs and services exist to connect low-income youth to employment and training. Colorado Department of Human Services’ collaborative efforts to develop youth employment and training programs through multi-sector partnerships. How RAPs fit into the youth services ecosystem. Making programs accessible and appealing to youth of various backgrounds. Barriers to self-sufficiency and what services exist to address them. Successful collaboration between human services and workforce development programs.

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Examining apprenticeship programs for low-income youth is an episode from ICF Spark Podcast by ICF International Inc.

This episode is 56:09 long.

This episode was published on Mar 6, 2024.

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