The Broken Pathway

Learn about hidden poverty in the Bay Area – who is left behind and how we can bridge the gap.

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.
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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