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Click the PDF to download the draft meeting highlights from the Veterans Affairs Committee meeting held on October 29 - 30, 2015, in New Orleans, LA.

February 5, 2016In This Issue: NASWA Welcomes President Dale Peinecke Winter Policy Forum 2016 NASWA Committee News What's Happening in the States Integrity Corner ITSC Items WIOA Convening Update Upcoming Meetings and Conferences

WIOA National Convening, Jan 26-28, 2016: NASWA Executive Director Scott B. Sanders discussing the ‘State of WIOA’ with key representatives from the US Dept. of Labor, US Health and Human Services Dept. and US Dept. of Education. The conversation focused on the importance of collaboration ...

This article was written by Benn Penn of Bloomberg BNA and was published on January 25, 2016. The article focuses on WIOA implementation, and features statements made by NASWA Executive Director Scott Sanders in an interview with Bloomberg BNA.

The Veterans Committee will be meeting virtually on Thursday, December 10th and Friday, December 11th from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. both days. There is no cost to attend the meeting.  Information on how to connect to the meeting will be sent by Lori Adams. Please contact her with any q...

The NASWA Board of Directors will be meeting virtually on Tuesday, December 8th from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET. There is no cost to attend this meeting.  Agency administrators and Board members will receive a calendar invite with information on how to connect virtually. For ques...

Better data helps ensure that our nation’s education and workforce policies collectively prepare all workers to participate in the skilled workforce. Workforce Data Quality Campaign’s(WDQC) thirteen-point State Blueprint identifies key features of an aligned, inclusive, and market-relevant...

Better data helps ensure that our nation’s education and workforce policies collectively prepare all workers to participate in the skilled workforce. Workforce Data Quality Campaign’s(WDQC) thirteen-point State Blueprint identifies key features of an aligned, inclusive, and market-relevant...

What if you were told there is a way of responding to this multiplicity of programs? What if funds serving similar populations could be administered with greater flexibility to help bring about program efficiencies, improve outcomes and save on costs? To help explain how funds from a varie...

Washington state led a project among the states to design the next generation performance management system for workforce development programs. The end product is, "Integrated Performance Information for Workforce Development: A Blueprint for States."The intent is for this report to guide ...