The New Learning Ecosystem
Building an education-to-employment system centered on adult learners
Building an education-to-employment system centered on adult learners
Our mission is to improve lives by forging clearer and more purposeful pathways between education and employment.
Using regional skill shapes to build a better learning ecosystem
Strada is a national social impact organization devoted to research, philanthropy, and solutions that align education and careers.
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Using regional skill shapes to build a better learning ecosystem
The rapid pace of technological change in recent years has caused jobs to change and new skills to emerge. Educators have struggled to keep pace, as have employers, who have …
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The high stakes for students from underrepresented backgrounds.
Making progress in our lives as adults is a challenge as we juggle multiple family and work responsibilities. Navigating a changing labor market and finding the best pathways between learning …
At the 2019 Strada National Symposium, Strada Chief Innovation Officer Michelle Weise explained how the New Learning Ecosystem will help more people find jobs and advance in their careers throughout …
Louisiana Commissioner of Higher Education Kim Hunter Reed explains why it’s important to develop postsecondary education models that help students from all ages and backgrounds succeed, rather than focus on …
McDonald’s Corporation Director of Educational Strategies Lisa Schumacher discusses how McDonald’s can use their size and scale to be part of the solution to the education gap in the U.S.
Strada CEO and President Bill Hansen explains why it is important to involve education consumers in conversations about improving higher education.
Louisiana Commissioner of Higher Education Kim Hunter Reed explains what will be needed to help more individuals succeed by pursuing postsecondary education.