Short-Term Credentials and Racial Equity: Complicated Past, Promising Future

With Lumina Foundation’s support, National Skills Coalition and Education Strategy Group are partnering to help states and postsecondary systems prioritize quality non-degree credentials that will quickly help people find and keep better jobs.

Presenters

Eloy Ortiz Oakley

Chancellor, California Community Colleges

Amber Garrison Duncan

Strategy Director, Lumina Foundation

Megan Healy

Chief Workforce Advisor to the Governor of Virginia

Nicole Washington

Principal, Washington Education Strategies

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January 30

Building a Stronger Future: Celebrating Progress in Education Attainment

Lumina Foundation will share the country’s progress toward 60 percent of working-age adults with college degrees and high-quality certificates and industry-recognized certifications.

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