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Enabling young adults to move from minimum wage to meaningful careers in just one year

Providence, RI
Joined September 2010
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@TravisEscobar
Travis J. Escobar ⚓
3 years
Great day hosting the current @YearUpRI class at Fidelity for a career panel/networking event. 🙏🏽 #fidelityassociate
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@YearUpRI
Year Up Rhode Island
3 years
Thank you, @Amica!
@Amica
Amica Insurance
3 years
We recently concluded a clothing drive to benefit @YearUpRI, a nonprofit that provides young adults with important professional skills. These clothing and accessory items will help build the closets of young professionals as they continue to learn! #AmicaCommunity
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
3 years
We're honored to be a @NBAFoundation grant recipient! Thank you to the @NBA for helping to further our mission of closing the Opportunity Divide.
@NBAFoundation
NBA Foundation
3 years
Grantee Spotlight: @YearUp Year Up is a national workforce development organization committed to creating equitable access to economic opportunity, education, and justice for all young adults—no matter their background, income, or zip code Learn more at https://t.co/NtBRCeC8M1
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@YearUpRI
Year Up Rhode Island
3 years
We are honored to be part of Brian’s legacy. This direct support for RI students means so much 💙
@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
3 years
Thank you to @Hasbro’s Brian Goldner Center for Transforming Futures for their support of our young adults and our mission to close the Opportunity Divide. Learn more about The Brian Goldner Student Support Fund here: https://t.co/wlf8nFHUkb
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
3 years
Featured on the front page of the @nytimes' Business section, the article “These Job-Training Programs Work, and May Show Others the Way” by @SteveLohr spotlights Year Up as an example of a program that works. Read the full article here:
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A handful of innovators have developed successful programs to help lift low-income workers into the middle class. Can their model become the norm?
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@CityYearPhilly
CityYearPhilly
3 years
It's #CYP25th Day 21! Today's spotlight is on David Guzman. David served as an @AmeriCorps member in 2013-14 at Grover Washington Middle School and 2014-15 at South Philadelphia High School. David recently relocated to Providence, RI for his new role as Director of @YearUpRI.
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
3 years
We're honored to be a @NBAFoundation grant recipient! The @NBA's support will help to further our mission of closing the Opportunity Divide and provide young adults with access to education and economic opportunities.
@NBAFoundation
NBA Foundation
3 years
Today, the NBA Foundation has announced 40 new and renewed grants totaling $20 million to create employment opportunities, further career advancement, and drive greater economic empowerment for Black youth. Learn more at https://t.co/18d1O413p9
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
3 years
This Black Philanthropy Month, we're celebrating Black giving in all its forms! Learn more about joining the Black Opportunity Alliance: https://t.co/bUmawSYuxt #BlackPhilanthropyMonth #BPM2022 #BPM365 @BlackGiving365
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@DavidMoralesPVD
David Morales
3 years
As a Coach & Employment Manager at @YearUpRI, I have the pleasure to help young adults as they work towards a fulfilling well-paying career! Today, our graduating class completed their internship while our other class finished their coursework in preparation of their internship!
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
4 years
Thanks to their experiences at @YearUpDFW, all three Hamad siblings are finding new pathways to education and career success—and they’re doing it together. Read their story.
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Nadeen Hamad’s transformational experience at Year Up compelled her to encourage her sister, Sahar, and brother, Ahmad, to also enroll in the program. Now, all three Hamad siblings are finding new...
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@YearUpRI
Year Up Rhode Island
4 years
Rosemely! We are so proud.
@CYCLE_RWU
CYCLE
4 years
So appreciative of ⁦@regeneration_ri⁩ for cultivating space for our communities. Shout out to Rosemely, ⁦@YearUpRI⁩ alum who is currently in ⁦@equityinst⁩’s TA to BA prog w ⁦@CollegeUnbound⁩ as a teacher assistant in ⁦@CFSchoolsRI⁩. This is the work.
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
4 years
NEW FINDINGS: Every $1.00 invested in @YearUp results in a benefit of $2.46 to society. It pays to invest in Opportunity Talent. Read more about the #YearUpImpact in the latest PACE study results: https://t.co/zT5axBm3rC
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
4 years
Year Up has 5 runner slots for the 2022 @nycmarathon on November 6! As part of #TCSNYCMarathon Team Year Up, you'll get training & fundraising support, cool swag, networking opportunities, and more. Please submit your interest form by May 31st: https://t.co/HwpVEvxE4g
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@gradsoflife
Grads of Life
4 years
Skills-based hiring emphasizes a candidate’s technical skills over degrees but myths about the practice's efficacy still exist. Dispelling these misconceptions is key to ensuring a #skillsbasedhiring approach actually works. https://t.co/5ZWPdLx2UB
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
4 years
We've partnered with @NFL player @demario__davis and the @playercoalition to spread the word about the #OpportunityDivide! Learn more about Year Up, a proud @InspireChange grant recipient, and how you can get involved at https://t.co/GG7fx1vohY
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@MillennialRI
Millennial RI
4 years
📢: Attendees who participate in our networking bingo this Thursday can win FREE passes to @RIFoodFights 9th Annual ICED COFFEE Summer Celebration in July. 25 Ice Coffees from all over RI. $150 value. 200+ registered. Buy your ticket today! @WaterFireProv https://t.co/sW0OnwboLr
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@collegevisions
College Visions
4 years
College Visions is seeking an Executive Director! Are you passionate about supporting first-generation students? Want to help a strong community-based organization grow? Check us out (and, please share!)
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@Philanthropy
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
4 years
The goal is not to raise money, Year Up says, but to build a tight community among those who share the same passion: the advancement of young Black adults.
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The antipoverty organization hopes the group will strengthen its ties to supporters and help them connect with one another.
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@YearUpUnited
Year Up United
4 years
"My biggest blessings in life came from the power of one single person believing in me. I hope to do the same thing back for others, whenever I can," shared @NickiMarieInc. Read our Q&A to learn why Nicki supports Year Up & what she's learned. https://t.co/ik5kCEjGuB
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Nicki Maher has supported Year Up young adults in various ways, including mentoring students, hosting interns, and hiring graduates. Hear about her experiences.
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