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
For the SETA 2026 Spring Conference, on March 2, 2026, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Eastern Time (ET), Jonathan Overall, Director of Communications & Innovation and Carlos
Since 2012, KRA has supported the DC Department of Human Services (DHS) as a TANF Employment Program (TEP) Provider, offering comprehensive Career Services that include
Black History Month presents the ideal opportunity to highlight the achievements of African-American Labor Leaders whose contributions still prevail in contemporary workforce-development policies and programs.
Each year, the NAWB Forum brings together leaders from across the country who share a commitment to strengthening workforce systems and expanding opportunity in their
Recently, four U.S. Senators introduced the Workforce Development Modernization Act (WDMA), amending WIOA to give local WDBs options to create virtual One-Stop Centers (OSC), share resources with other workforce-development regions and OSCs, or co-locate OSCs at community
On January 21, 2026, the National Association of Workforce Boards (NAWB), of which KRA is a member, posted a blog titled A Note to NAWB
When Sandra Garcia walked into the Rancho Dominguez AJCC, she wasn’t just looking for a job, she was looking for a future that would provide
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