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The founders of Equity Learning, all avid participants in math clubs and competitions from a young age, noticed a troubling pattern—academic enrichment opportunities often seemed out of reach for students without access to extra resources or peer support. This realization fueled their desire to break down those barriers.

The Colorado Workforce Development Council is excited to announce three staff members are in new roles, reflecting their expertise, passion, and commitment to advancing workforce development in Colorado.

As Black History Month highlights the importance of representation and storytelling, stimulus-funded Colorado Ethnic Media Exchange stands as a testament to the power of ethnic media. By amplifying African voices and fostering civic participation, Afrik Digest ensures that African immigrants are not just surviving but thriving in Colorado.

A standout feature of the summit was the emphasis on work-based learning.

Recognizing local workforce areas for strong performance and regional and local cooperation.

The CWDC convened January 30-31, 2025, in Golden, Colo., bringing together industry leaders, educators, and policymakers to explore strategies for workforce development and talent diversification.

The Eligible Training Providers List (ETPL) listings has just been updated. These updates ensure that you have access to the most current information about training programs across Colorado.

The 11th edition provides an in-depth analysis of the critical factors shaping the supply and demand for talent across Colorado’s key industries.

Don't miss out and join us for our upcoming webinar on Feb. 27 to gain expert insights and best practices for maximizing MCJ as a Professional.

Join the CWDC and explore the demand for and supply of talent across all sectors in Colorado