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For Workforce Development One Direction For Workforce Development

Generation Work: Introduce What are your primary initiative or organizational goals? Generation Work-Cleveland/Cuyahoga County is a collaborative effort to improve employment and earning outcomes for young adults in Cuyahoga County.  Describe Your Organization’s Workforce Efforts: Improve Practices: implementing positive youth development practices and deepening relationships with businesses. Align and Connect: support to the Young Adult Council of the Workforce Development Board and providers engaged in youth/young adult programming. Drive Systems Change: helping Cuyahoga County mapping team to capture youth/young adult providers; investing in racial equity and inclusion efforts; promoting integrated services (WIOA, TANF, philanthropy). Launched by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Generation Work includes a growing list of partners including Cuyahoga County, Ohio Means Jobs Cleveland/Cuyahoga County, the Fund for Our Economic Future, Towards Employment and Youth Opportunities Unlimited.  

Generation Work: Connect to vision How is your initiative connected to the Local WIOA Plan / County Workforce Transformation Plan? Broad goal: increase earnings for young adults through employment. Adopted as the youth strategy for the WIOA plan as integrated into County Workforce Transformation Plan. Cuyahoga County and OhioMeansJobs are part of Advisory Council: Eliminating the demand-supply gap: focus on engaging employers and intermediaries to align their needs with the provider network services. Developing career pathways with business leaders for in-demand jobs: focus on career pathways, case management, and positive youth development. Driving better coordination: partners have intentionally aligned goals and priorities with each other. Partners are both implementing and supporting the strategies to improve practices, connect and align providers, and drive systems change.

Generation Work: Celebrate Wins What are your top successes so far? Generation Work adopted as the community’s youth plan 21 companies now partner with YRC—up from 5 in 2016 100 spots for racial equity training are available to youth/young adult providers How have your efforts contributed to aligning the Workforce System? Shared planning across OhioMeansJob, Cuyahoga County HHS, and YRC Connections between young adult providers and adult providers for outreach to businesses; racial equity and inclusion training for youth/young adult providers

Generation Work: Share Next Steps What actions are needed in the community to reach our Workforce Development Goals? Adoption or development of shared metrics Focus on racial equity and inclusion Ongoing alignment and collaboration A shared community vision and narrative What are the next steps for your organization? Engage more business and industry partners at the Young Adult Resource Center Use the Workforce System Map to promote alignment and collaboration Offer racial equity and inclusion training and increased data through a backmap