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Op-Ed: AI literacy a top priority for Illinois employers in 2026

Building AI literacy ensures that employees across departments can identify opportunities to use AI responsibly and creatively, keeping regional firms agile and competitive. #oped #employers #ai

Black Community Leaders Criticize Illinois Lawmakers’ Immigration Proposals

Opponents say these policies prioritize foreign labor and immigration reform at a time when many Illinois residents are struggling with unemployment, wage stagnation and rising housing costs. #immigration #blackcommunity

Chicago Ag Sciences High School Puts Boots-on-the-Ground Learning at the Center of Student Success

Students can pursue certifications in agriculture, veterinary science, construction, food handling, welding, drone operation, first aid, CPR and more. #agriculture #students

Illinois Students to Descend on Peoria for SkillsUSA’s Elite Workforce Development Competition

Students will compete in more than 150 career competitions April 25-27 at the Peoria Civic Center... #skillsusa

Illinois American Water and American Water Charitable Foundation Announce $10,000 Contribution to Chicago Urban League

The funding will enhance workforce development initiatives that help close the equality gap for African-Americans... #chicagourbanleague

Illinois Ranked Number One for Workforce Development

From training initiatives and trade programs, Illinois has a sustainable pipeline of qualified workers for every field. #workforcedevelopment

Monica Gordon and Sisters of the Southland work with NDICA on expungement fair

Free Expungement Clinic & Job Resource Fair alongside the Sisters of the Southland are providing services including expungement resources, a social equity event, workforce development, onsite employment recruiters, COVID-19 vaccinations, and free lunch.

Illinois to invest over $40 million in workforce training

Illinois to invest over $40 million in workforce training (Springfield, IL) - Gov. JB Pritzker announced Thursday that the state will award more than $40 million in workforce training grants, focusing on communities hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and youth who are particularly at risk of violence.

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