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IYF Blog - Posts in Livelihoods
In the Future of Work, 4 Changes
Kim R. McCormick
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November 2, 2017
Life Skills
Livelihoods
Learn highlights from "Four Ways Work will Change," from the Stanford Graduate School of Business blog..
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What Motivates Millennials at Work?
Lara Henneman
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November 1, 2017
Livelihoods
To remain competitive, companies need strategies to attract, retain, and connect with millennials..
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World Bank Study Explores Mobility Across Generations
Matthew Hobson
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November 1, 2017
Employment Education
Livelihoods
How can young people break free from generational cycles of poverty?.
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She’s Training Women & Youth to Build Climate Resilient Communities
Sheila Kinkade
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October 27, 2017
Livelihoods
Social Innovation
As a Tibetan refugee in northern Nepal, Tsechu has witnessed firsthand the impact of changing weather patterns and rapid deglaciation on high altitude villages..
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Christian Science Monitor Features Rutas Initiative in Mexico
Kim R. McCormick
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October 26, 2017
Employment Education
Livelihoods
An IYF initiative in the country is reducing dropout rates and connecting young people to employment..
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Learn highlights from "Four Ways Work will Change," from the Stanford Graduate School of Business blog..
To remain competitive, companies need strategies to attract, retain, and connect with millennials..
How can young people break free from generational cycles of poverty?.
As a Tibetan refugee in northern Nepal, Tsechu has witnessed firsthand the impact of changing weather patterns and rapid deglaciation on high altitude villages..
An IYF initiative in the country is reducing dropout rates and connecting young people to employment..
