Workforce Development

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Montana Economic Developers Association (MEDA) – RFP for Montana’s Next Generation of Community and Economic Development Tools

An analysis to redefine the Essential Economic and Community Development Tools and Strategies to Drive Montana’s Economic Future

States Can Foster Job Growth if Lifelong Learning is at Play

I was with Montana Gov. Steve Bullock when he released the newest National Governors Association report, “Governor’s Action Guide to Achieving Good Jobs for All Americans,” at the opening session of NGA’s summer meeting.

How unpaid internships hurt all workers and worsen income inequality

When middle-class or low-income students can’t afford to be cheap labor, those unpaid internships effectively shut them out of their desired career paths—while opening doors for privileged students who already have a leg up.

The Innovations of the Creative Class Affect a Rural Area’s Fortunes

A new study measures innovation and shows that when found in rural areas, it is tied to significant presence of the creative class.

The Red Ants Pants Foundation Girls Leadership Program Inviting High School Juniors to Participate

The program consists of a cohort of eight girls entering their junior year of high-school, eight female mentors and a team of professional facilitators.

Bozeman high-tech firms Bridger Aerospace and Ascent Vision Technologies provide jobs for veterans and Montana State University graduates

Half of employees are veterans

University of Montana-Western reshaped its educational model – Experience One means students “take one single course at a time and learn by doing.”

“We are the only public university in the United States doing this.”

Going, Going, ALMOST Gone…

Now is the time. Take full advantage of our $20 savings and grab your ticket to the Innovate Montana Symposium held in Butte, Montana, October 14-16th. Offer is only available until August 19th. 

Can career and technical ed prepare more students to enter Montana’s workforce?

“They think ‘Oh, that two-year is for someone else’s kid, not mine’ because they think it’s lesser. But if you look at the job market, it’s not. Two-year is a good choice.” 

Why the U.S. Has Long Resisted Universal Child Care

Americans still aren’t in agreement that mothers should work at all.