Peninsula Division Explores Ways to Build Workforce Readiness
In the midst of the longest economic recovery in its [...]
JobTrain Participating in Second Chance Month – Helping Individuals Rejoin their Communities
JobTrain is proud to join policymakers, community organizations, corrections officials, [...]
Strada identifies 9 organizations who excel at connecting low-income Americans to Jobs
JobTrain is recognized as 1 of 9 notable organizations.
Bay Area Businesses are Making Employees and the Community Winners!
Over 70 businesses were honored at the 2019 BRIDGE Awards for their dedication to inclusion and diversity in their workforce.
Almost 23% of East Palo Alto students homeless – In the midst of Silicon Valley wealth
The Mercury News Reports: Homelessness: The shadow that hangs over students in this Bay Area school district
Why innovation in a non-profit is no different than a tech-company
On Thursday, August 30th, JobTrain’s New Initiative Manager, Jennifer Overholt, [...]
An Alternative Workforce Strategy
An incredibly received presentation at the National Trainers' Exchange in May 2017 led to, Art Taylor, JobTrain's Chief Program Officer, being asked to do an encore by UCLA's Labor Occupation Safety & Healthcare Program (LOSH).
The Bay Area Economy – Balancing Innovation and Inclusion
The California labor under-utilization rate is 9.2%, which mean that 1 in 10 people in California are 'forced to work multiple jobs or are not employed at the level of their skill and competence."
JobTrain’s impact on poverty in the area is featured in PBS documentary!
The exciting PBS Visionaries documentary that features JobTrain’s impact in the community makes its local debut.
How Silicon Valley Has Disrupted Philanthropy
Local nonprofits are having trouble attracting money from tech donors. The solution? Talk like a start-up.