The Broken Pathway
Learn about hidden poverty in the Bay Area – who is left behind and how we can bridge the gap.
The Broken Pathway Press Release
The Broken Pathway Detailed Data Report
Take Action!
- Share this report with government representatives and on social media and call for better measures, support and funding for career pathways http://bit.ly/2gGNSEn Use #BrokenPathway to generate conversation on social media or use the sample Twitter and Facebook posts below.
- Nominate a company you know that is innovative in helping people find a pathway to a career for an Economic Opportunity Award by CLICKING HERE!
- Show your support as a volunteer or donate to organizations that are low or no-cost to the participant and help people find a pathway to a career.
Sample Posts:
- Twitter
- Hidden picture behind federal poverty and unemployment stats uncovered in new report by @JobTrain #BrokenPathway http://bit.ly/2gGNSEn
- @JobTrain report finds Bay Area 1 of the wealthiest regions in country, but over half a million people live in poverty #BrokenPathway http://bit.ly/2gGNSEn
- Facebook
- New Report released by @JobTrain reveals Federal Poverty and Unemployment statistics do not tell the whole story as 1.45 million people in the Bay Area may not be self-sufficient. http://bit.ly/2gGNSEn
- The self-sufficiency standard, a metric released by the University of Washington, suggests an income need of up to 4 times the federal guideline to be self-sufficient in the Bay Area. A new report released by @JobTrain dives into the implications and solutions for this pervasive problem. http://bit.ly/2gGNSEn
