JVS is featured in SSIR’s (Stanford Social Innovation Review) article “How to Create Better Nonprofit Executive Teams.” This new research is based on a survey of 362 nonprofit executive team members. Click here to read the article. … Read the rest
On World Refugee Day, we welcomed business, government, philanthropy, workforce development, and Jewish community leaders for our Spring Economic Opportunity Forum.
We were thrilled to announce the launch of our new initiative, Together We Rise… Read the rest
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Media Contact:
Marybeth Campbell
Marybeth.campbell@tbf.org
Boston, MA (January 17, 2017) … Read the rest
At JVS, we are constantly striving to improve our programming and outcomes for our clients. Check out the new innovation section of our website to learn about some of our innovative workforce development program models, including our Education Pathway, Disability … Read the rest
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December 19, 2017
Contact: Kimberly Strauss, kstrauss@jvs-boston.org, (617) 399-3239
JVS NAMES NEW CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER AND SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Kira Khazatsky takes on new role; Amy Nishman promoted
JVS Boston, the region’s largest workforce development organization, … Read the rest
On May 18, 2017, business, government, higher education, philanthropy and workforce development leaders gathered together for JVS’s Economic Opportunity Forum. Our speakers, Marilynn Johnson (Boston College), Colleen Moran (Spaulding Rehab) and Paul Osterman (MIT) spoke to … Read the rest
In 1938, the Jewish Federation of Boston founded Jewish Vocational Service to help welcome refugees from Nazism in Austria and Germany, provide them with the English language and job skills they needed to start their American dream, and help America … Read the rest
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