As we prepare to close 2025 and look anew in 2026, we will be heading into the second year of a two-year legislative session, meaning that bills introduced in 2025 may be further considered in 2026. How will changes at the federal level impact Georgia’s legislative session? What … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes with Public Policy Experts to Preview the 2026 Georgia Legislative Session for Workforce Partners
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MAX Minutes with For Momentum Reviews the Cause Landscape and How to Build Social Impact Partnerships
On Friday, November 21st, Mollye Rhea, president and founder of For Momentum joined MAX to discuss new data and trends for shaping corporate-nonprofit partnerships. Rhea presented an overview of current trends in corporate–nonprofit partnerships, with a strong focus on employee … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes with For Momentum Reviews the Cause Landscape and How to Build Social Impact Partnerships
MAX Minutes with For Momentum to Focus on Trends Shaping Corporate-Nonprofit Partnerships
Over the last year, the social impact sector is navigating an era defined by uncertainty and rapid policy shifts. We’ve witnessed firsthand how these pressures are compelling both companies and nonprofits to adapt with remarkable speed. For Momentum's latest research combined … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes with For Momentum to Focus on Trends Shaping Corporate-Nonprofit Partnerships
MAX Minutes with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Previewed Research on Child Care Affordability
On Friday, October 24th, Brittany Birken, director and principal adviser for Community and Economic Development, and co-leader for Atlanta Fed’s Center for Workforce and Economic Opportunity joined MAX to preview recent research her team has conducted to understand the extent to … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Previewed Research on Child Care Affordability
MAX Minutes with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta to Preview Research on Child Care Affordability
Child care continues to garner significant attention nationally and in the southeast, with particular concern for affordability challenges and their potential impact on labor force participation. With 53% of the labor force made up of parents and 37% having young children, … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta to Preview Research on Child Care Affordability