by David Bass | Feb 29, 2024
The One Door to Work Act, introduced by Sen. Mitt Romney, would allow states the flexibility to implement Utah’s model of consolidating federal workforce development and social safety-net programs into a single state entity. The end goal is to help work-capable recipients reintegrate more quickly into the workforce, empowering them to achieve the independence, stability, and purpose that are crucial to human well-being.
by David Bass | Feb 22, 2024
Legislation pending in the Georgia Legislature, House Bill 738, would create a task force to explore how Georgia could use Utah’s One Door policy to build a safety net system that helps more people find meaningful work and pathways out of poverty.
by Georgia Center for Opportunity | Jan 18, 2024
Building Better Work: The Power of Community and Business Partnerships Key Points Our BETTER WORK program harnesses the transformative power of local partnerships to get more people hired and build prosperous, stable communities. Four standout collaborators—Essendant,...
by Rebecca Primis | Jan 15, 2024
Georgia School Choice Week: Gov. Kemp Encourages Access to Quality Education for Every Kid Key Points A new proclamation from Governor Brian Kemp has designated January 21-27, 2024, as School Choice Week in Georgia. Georgia School Choice Week celebrates the fact that...
by David Bass | Jan 11, 2024
2024: A Year of Unique Opportunities to Change Lives and Help Our Neighbors Key Points Building off our success in 2023, the new year presents unique opportunities to build better lives for our neighbors through the power of work, education, family, and safer...
