Today, KRA celebrates May Day, also known as International Workers’ Day (IWD), honoring laborers around the world for their pivotal contributions to society, and recognizing
On April 7th, 2026, the National Association of Workforce Boards issued a Policy Alert to its membership, for which KRA provides this summary of A Stronger Workforce for America Act of
The 2026 NAWB Forum in Las Vegas brought together workforce leaders from across the country for 4 days of connection, shared learning, and candid dialogue. This year’s
At KRA, our work is rooted in the belief that people are more than their circumstances, and with the right opportunity, transformation is possible. Michael Blackson’s story brings that belief
April is recognized as Second Chance Month—promoted nationally by Prison Fellowship since 2017—to raise awareness of the barriers faced by millions of formerly incarcerated individuals, and to promote their return as productive members of their
When people think about KRA, they often think first about our direct workforce services. Consulting, for us, is both foundational and a natural extension of
When Quetzaly Rodriguez, 22, graduated High School, she considered two options: go to college or go to work. Even though her vocational goal was not
The National Skills Coalition was founded in 2000 with the original mission of (1) addressing declining public-sector investments in workforce skills and growing skill gaps in
During Women’s History Month, KRA applauds the pivotal contributions of female activists—including African-, Chinese-, and Mexican- American women—whose efforts drove major labor reforms in diverse
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