Policy and Advocacy
Since 2018, the NYEB has been creating evidence of what works in employment systems and advocating for change.
Building long term solutions to the root causes of youth unemployment is at the core of the NYEB. Through our work in communities and nationally, we have built evidence of the opportunities available to governments at all levels to improve the youth employment ecosystem.
Through policy submissions, position papers and direct engagement with federal and state governments, we provide evidence-based solutions to problems spanning employment policy, social services, education, skills and training, workforce development and more.
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