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The Advancing Economic Mobility with Skills (AEMS) Project, with support from Microsoft Philanthropies in partnership with Standard Chartered Bank, seeks to lower barriers for youth-serving organizations to launch engaging, impactful
George Washington University partnered with IYF to assess the impact and identify the monetary value of its signature life skills curriculum, Passport to Success. Using Social Return on Investment methodology
As a learning organization, IYF is committed to answering some of the youth development field’s most pressing questions. IYF’s Learning Agenda summarizes these questions, which are aligned with IYF’s Transformation
The Advancing Economic Mobility with Skills (AEMS) Project seeks to lower barriers for youth-serving organizations to launch engaging, impactful, inclusive and targeted online skills training programs world-wide. This brief provides
This fact sheet provides a brief description of the EquipYouth program in Jordan. IYF and the Caterpillar Foundation joined forces to create the initiative, which is providing market-relevant life and
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