WORKING TOGETHER

Growing our economy by investing in America's workforce.

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WORKING TOGETHER

Growing our economy by investing in America's workforce.

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WORKING TOGETHER

Growing our economy by investing in America's workforce.

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The Campaign to Invest in America’s Workforce (CIAW)

CIAW is a diverse coalition of national organizations that offer direct services, advocacy, research, and policy development to help people of all ages and conditions develop their skills, enter gainful employment, and enroll and succeed in postsecondary education.


CIAW calls for greater and more effective federal investments in our nation’s skills so more U.S. businesses can find the skilled workers they need to compete globally, and so all U.S. workers can share in and contribute to our country’s economic prosperity.

29 National Organizations Urge Congress to Increase Federal Investment in Workforce Development


On August 13, 2024, the Campaign to Invest in America's Workforce (CIAW) sent a letter to House and Senate Appropriations Committee leaders urging Congress to expand workforce development investments that generate a robust pipeline of skilled workers to bolster our nation's economic competitiveness. "There may not be a more important investment Congress can make than in the workforce development, education, and skills development programs," the coalition wrote.


Read the full letter here: 

CIAW Coalition Appropriations Letter

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CIAW calls for greater and more effective federal investments in our nation’s skills

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Diverse coalition of national organizations that offer direct services, advocacy, research, and policy development

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CIAW takes joint positions and conducts joint advocacy on federal budget and appropriations issues.

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