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Nationwide, more than 19 million kids who want to attend afterschool programs are still waiting to get in. Today, Wallace spotlights @afterschool4all's annual Lights on Afterschool event, created to raise awareness for afterschool programming. bit.ly/4dM1uK8
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The Role of Partnerships in Supporting Equity-Centered School Leadership: Lessons From Intensive Work in Eight Urban Districts ~ @WallaceFdn
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What makes a principal the right fit for a school? Explore this playlist from @WallaceFdn for insights on school leadership, principal preparation, and finding the right leaders to help schools thrive.
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In honor of @afterschool4all's 27th annual Lights on Afterschool celebration tomorrow, hear what young people have to say about afterschool programs. bit.ly/4BguLXr
A new CALL-ECL report examines how school districts are partnering with state education agencies, universities, and community-based organizations to develop effective principals who lead for all students. bit.ly/4yT8Lj3
High school junior Avi Lichtenstein has one goal for the school year: shadow one person a week at their job, to get a better idea of where he wants to work when he’s older. Read more. (Paywall might apply). on.wsj.com/3Ub0NmN
Funders can be doing more to recognize the value of “cultural maintenance” in arts and cultural organizations, says this brief. Read more. bit.ly/4i7eQ5Y
The Principal Pipeline Podcast features in-depth conversations with school principals, district-level leaders, state leaders, and university officials. Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or here. bit.ly/4idKjn2
At many community-focused arts organizations, the heavy lifting that goes into hosting large-scale community events often goes unseen. See what this means for staff. bit.ly/4i7eQ5Y
Headed to the Grantmakers in the Arts Conference in Memphis? Join us on Monday for a conversation about Wallace’s current arts initiative, with insights from organization leaders about the ways funders can support cultural collaborations and strengthen the arts ecosystem.
To respond to work-life balance challenges, @esperanzacenter instituted monthly mental health stipends. Read more about how they’re combatting staff burnout. bit.ly/4B1XK0U
At many community-focused arts organizations, the heavy lifting that goes into hosting large-scale community events often goes unseen. See what this means for staff. bit.ly/4i7eQ5Y
School is in session: Wallace’s Principal Pipeline Podcast features 11 episodes on school leadership. Get episode summaries here. bit.ly/4idKjn2
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America needs people who know how to build things, fix things and make things work. Electricians. Technicians. Welders. Plumbers. Construction workers. Manufacturing experts. These careers matter. The people who do them matter. And America’s future depends on them.
America is currently facing a skilled trades crisis: an estimated 2.1 million positions could go unfilled by 2030. Meanwhile, many young adults are unaware of how to pursue these careers. The issue isn’t a lack of demand or opportunity. It’s making sure the next generation knows where those opportunities are and how to get started.
That’s why @Ford is proud to be a founding partner in a new @AdCouncil effort with Dycom, The @HomeDepot and the @WallaceFdn to help more young people understand the opportunities available in the trades.
There are incredible careers available for people who want to work with their hands, solve real problems and build things that matter. We need these skills to build the future of America. And we need to do a much better job showing young people what’s possible. That’s my hope for this new campaign… to make these careers easier to see and easier to pursue.
Derrick Feldman, Managing Director at Ad Council Research Institute, wrote more about the launch of this campaign today on From the Road: fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/a…
#EssentialEconomy #FordAccelerate #Accelerate2026 #SkilledTrades
This month's top story: Wallace’s focus on economic mobility and a new Ad Council campaign for the skilled trades. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter to get all the details. bit.ly/4y9vnuY
Self Help Graphics & Art runs small- and large-group events for artists and the broader L.A. community. What kind of toll does that take on their staff? bit.ly/4i7eQ5Y
BIPOC arts orgs across the Southwest rely on community networks for mutual support, cultural expression, and resilience. New research explores the challenges they face and what more equitable funding could look like. bit.ly/3V6iQe9
Interviews with law clerks, judges, and legal experts from an IllumiNative study found that media portrayals and stereotypes of Native Americans impact judicial outcomes. bit.ly/46LII1v
What do we mean by “economic mobility?” See what Wallace president Jean S. Desravines has to say. bit.ly/4z85DAl
We're joining @AdCouncil, Dycom, @Ford, and @HomeDepot for a new campaign to help unlock the American Dream for young people who feel like it's been out of reach. Read more (paywall may apply). bit.ly/4dJxsq8
