2016 MILLENNIAL MEMO (September 23, 2015) 411 days to go… Happy fall, y’all! The season isn’t the only thing that has changed since last week. With candidates dropping out and policy spats aplenty, it’s clear this campaign cycle has entered...
Young Invincibles analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data to develop a list of the 25 best jobs for Millennials. Did your occupation make the list? Click here to read the report.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 27, 2015 Contact: Sarah Schultz, sarah.schultz@younginvincibles.org, 202.734.6510 YOUNG INVINCIBLES RELEASES “BEST JOBS FOR MILLENNIALS” REPORT [WASHINGTON] – Today, Young Invincibles released a new report, “The Best Jobs for Millennials,” highlighting careers that set up young adults...
By: Konrad Mugglestone As the economic challenges facing today’s students gain national political attention, it is critical to focus on a growing proportion of our student population – student parents. Indeed, the numbers may surprise you: approximately one quarter...
2016 MILLENNIAL MEMO (August 12, 2015) 453 days to go… Morning folks! Between last week’s debate and Clinton’s policy unveiling, let’s get right to it. With the gauntlet being thrown down and developments occurring by the hour, share Millennial Memo...
2016 MILLENNIAL MEMO (August 5, 2015) Good Wednesday morning, Millennial Memo readers. Welcome to the main event; we are exactly one day away from the first Republican debate! While everyone is finalizing their last-minute zingers, hopefully they’re also brushing up...
The United States’ Millennial unemployment rate is roughly 40 percent higher than the national average, despite the fact that many jobs remain unfilled. By helping narrow the skills gap, the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) is a big step towards ensuring...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 29, 2015 Contact: Sarah Schultz, sarah.schultz@younginvincibles.org, 202.734.6510 Young Invincibles Salutes Introduction of Legislation That Would Ensure Legal Protections for Unpaid Interns [WASHINGTON]–Yesterday, three bills have been introduced to ensure that unpaid interns are protected from workplace discrimination...
By: Brittany Claybrooks Thursday, June 25, 2015, was one for the books. Not only was it the day the Affordable Care Act’s tax credits, which make health insurance more affordable, were upheld by the Supreme Court, but it was also...
By Daniela Villarreal (Florida State University, 2016) The job-training program, known as Federal Work Study (FWS), is supposed to help college and university students like me to build foundational skills in our fields of study. Unfortunately, the program, which began...