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Occupational Training

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Appalachia Partnership Helps Both Workers and Employers in a Changing Market
An innovative program in Appalachia is realigning the skills of the workforce with the needs of employers, getting people back on the job and providing a 21st-century model of workforce development.
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Aug 30, 2018

Workforce Development

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Keeping Americans on the Job in a Changing Economy
Despite calls to bring back U.S. coal mines and factories, the real issue isn't a lack of family-sustaining jobs, it's a mismatch between workers and available jobs.
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Oct 20, 2017
U.S. News & World Report
Gabriella C. Gonzalez, Shelly Culbertson @SC_Culbertson
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If You Want Ex-Cons to Be 'Productive Members of Society,' Ban the Box
When an inmate is released, you often hear Americans say that he's 'paid his debt' and can now become 'a productive member of society.' But the reality is ex-cons pay for their crimes long after sentences end. On the outside, the stigma of incarceration makes it extremely difficult to land a job.
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Sep 5, 2014
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lois M. Davis @LoisMDavis
Police-Community Relations

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Data Key to Tackling Racial Profiling in Ferguson
Authorities in Ferguson would be wise to consider following Cincinnati's example in dealing with mistrust between police and citizens after the police shooting of a young black man. The city embarked on a thorough examination of racial profiling by its police force and took steps to deal with the perception that bias was influencing the way police officers performed their duties.
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Aug 21, 2014
Cincinnati Enquire
K. Jack Riley @K_Jack_Riley

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Software supply chain security has emerged as a leading risk because of the massively fragmented and decentralized nature of modern software development. Unlike other problems in cybersecurity, this is a discrete problem, where the data exist. Information required to map software dependents or dependencies is knowable because there exists a finite limit to the number of nodes and dependencies.

Sasha Romanosky

Senior Policy Researcher

Source: The Hill

Compared to White women, Black women are 3.7 times more likely to die and Asian women 1.8 times more likely to die during or within the 6 weeks after pregnancy.…[W]omen experiencing disadvantage (e.g. domestic abuse, mental health illness, substance abuse) [are] also at greater risk of death during or soon after pregnancy.

Lucy Hocking

Senior Analyst

Source: The RAND Blog

China's Overseas Military Diplomacy and Implications for U.S. Interests

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The 7th Annual West Coast Aerospace Forum

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Appalachia Partnership Helps Both Workers and Employers in a Changing Market

Keeping Americans on the Job in a Changing Economy

If You Want Ex-Cons to Be 'Productive Members of Society,' Ban the Box

Data Key to Tackling Racial Profiling in Ferguson

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