In this webinar, WES’ Debra Means-West moderated a conversation between Upwardly Global’s Emily Logo and Teresita Wisell from SUNY Westchester Community College and NCWE. The panelists discussed ways to address the challenges faced by the more than 2 million college-educated immigrants who experience under- and unemployment in the United States. They also explored the vital […]

Presenters from Workforce Matters Funders Network and the YWCA San Antonio will discuss the development, impact, and funding behind their Economic Empowerment and Health Equity Programs—and how these programs support immigrant and refugee women by providing direct access to workforce programming.

Watch this webinar to learn how states around the U.S. are working to help internationally trained teachers re-enter the educator workforce and bring diverse voices and experience to the classroom.

Watch this webinar to learn about state-level innovative workforce development efforts that support the inclusion of internationally educated immigrants and refugees in the local workforce.

In recognition of Women’s History Month, join WES Global Talent Bridge for a webinar titled “Supporting the Career Advancement of Immigrant and Refugee Women in the U.S.”

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how to promote your international education, skills, and experience in today’s Canadian labour market.

Join us to learn how states and cities around the U.S. are engaging internationally trained immigrants and refugees to address rising shortages of K-12 teachers and bring diverse voices and experience to the classroom.

Whether you have recently arrived in the United States or have been here longer, you do not need to start over to build your career. Your international education and experience are the foundation for your professional success.

Join this webinar to learn how the City of Portland’s Office of Economic Opportunity, Portland Professional Connections program, in partnership with the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce, fosters economic inclusion by ensuring that all Portlanders have strong professional networks and therefore access to opportunities for upward economic mobility and career advancement.

In this webinar, four industry leaders discuss the implications of diversity, inclusion, and equality in the Canadian workplace.

Refugee and immigrant service providers throughout the United States serve clients with a wide array of educational and professional backgrounds using federal workforce dollars. However, this funding often has limitations that can prevent providers from creating more robust programming to meet the needs of immigrants and refugees with international education and experience. Join this session […]

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, workforce needs to support public health efforts and move towards an equitable economic recovery have become increasingly urgent. In many sectors that are key to recovery, there are significant barriers preventing internationally trained immigrants and refugees from entering professions that fully utilize their skills. Join this session to […]