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LEGISLATIVE ALERT: House Introduceds "Jobs for Main Street" Act, Includes $500 Million for Summer Jobs - Dec. 2009
On December 15 Democratic leaders in the House introduced the ā??Jobs for Main Streetā?Ģ Act.  The legislation uses existing funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to fund investments in infrastructure and aid to states along with other targeted investments.
NYEC Legislative Alert - Job Creation for Youth, December 2009

Call for the creation of jobs for youth and young adults through a national youth jobs initiative that would create jobs and provide paid work experiences in the public, not for profit and private sectors.  These jobs would provide youth with income and expose them to the occupational and work place skills, experiences, and training that would enhance their labor market competitiveness.  With the proper funding and support, programs that are already in place across the country would be able to ramp up to implement such a jobs program and provide the wrap-around education, work skills, and supports that this population needs. - December 4, 2009

NYEC Workforce Investment Act Title I Youth Activities Reauthorization Recommendations - November 2009

NYEC Workforce Investment Act Title I Youth Activities Reauthorization Recommendations - November 2009

Since 1998, there have been some successes, many challenges and many questions regarding implementation and service delivery. In 2009, young people are facing a labor market with limited prospects.  NYEC recommends that statutory changes are needed to improve implementation of the program and the career trajectories of the young people served by the program.

NYEC proposes the enclosed recommendations for WIA Reauthorization. We look forward to working with the Administration, Congress, our members and other key stakeholders in the reauthorization process.

NYEC Race to the Top Comments
August 28 was the deadline for the submission of comments on the U.S. Department of Educationā??s Race to the Top Fund Notice of Proposed Requirements.  NYEC submitted comments encouraging the Department of Education to provide more incentives to schools to engage in dropout recovery and reengagement efforts and to connect with community-based organizations to provide services to disconnected youth.
LEGISLATIVE ALERT: House Appropriations Labor-HHS-Education Subcommittee Releases Bill Summary & Press Release
LEGISLATIVE ALERT: House Appropriations Labor-HHS-Education Subcommittee Releases Bill Summary & Press Release
NYEC FY 2010 Appropriations Request Letter to Congress - July 2009
NYEC's letter to members of Congress requesting $3 billion in funding for WIA Youth Activities and $88 million in funding for the youth portion of the reintegration of ex-offenders program.
NYEC Budget & Appropriations Side-by-Side - December 2010
This is the most recent update of the Youth Program Budget & Appropriations Side-by-Side.- 12/14/2009
NYEC FY 2010 Budget and Appropriations Letter to Congress - April 29, 2009
In this letter NYEC suggests that lawmakers increase funding for WIA Youth Activities to $3 billion and maintain or increase funding for the youth portion of reintegration of ex-offenders program for FY 2010. April 29, 2009.
NYEC Transition to Higher Education Policy Framework - March 2008
NYEC has developed this draft Higher Education Policy Framework, informed by research and practice, to promote the development of federal policy to improve college access, retention, and success for struggling students and formerly out-of-school youth transitioning from employment/development programs to postsecondary education and training.  3/14/2008
NYEC USDOL Guidance for the Implementation of the WIA Funding in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (TEGL 14-08) FAQ & Summary - May 2009
NYEC USDOL Guidance for the Implementation of the WIA Funding in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (TEGL 14-08) FAQ & Summary - May 7, 2009
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