Livelihoods
While so much about our world keeps changing—especially in the way businesses expand and contract, technology evolves, and careers are built or destroyed—certain industries will continue to power our markets and daily lives.
People like to make generalizations about youth, and, in 2018, those declarations often pertain to the ways they use the internet and technology. What's true, and what's just a stereotype?
Today more than ever, the field of logistics needs skilled workers and offers ample career opportunities, especially for young people.
Although there's been a global shift towards a positive youth development approach, the world still has a lot to learn.
Youth skills, drive, optimism, and desire for change are exactly the infusion of talent and innovation that can power these industries forward.
A recent article on the Harvard Business Review website underscores the ways these skills complement technical training and expertise.
Young NGO workers in Turkey share their insights for working with Syrian youth refugees.
Learn about a new report from the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), The Work Ahead: Machines, Skills & American Leadership in the Twenty-First Century.
How do we actually change the mindsets of both women and men to open choice, strengthen voice, and transform power relations?
What you see here, and indeed most of urban and peri-urban Zimbabwe, is the informal economy at work.
