Published on Catalyze
"Career-connected learning is most successful when it centers student agency, giving them the power and resources to fulfill their own potential. Hopeworks, for example, integrates trauma-informed care into their skills development programs for high school students in Camden and Philadelphia. By providing support tailored to their students’ unique experiences and needs, Hopeworks successfully helps students build resilience that enables long-term upward mobility."
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Join us for the 2nd Annual transformative experience at the H.O.P.E Summit on Friday, March 21, 2025, tailored to empower young professionals - proudly supported by The Campbell’s Company! This event provides tools, insights, and connections to excel in your professional journey. What to expect? Who should attend? A special thank you to our other sponsors: Holman (Mock […]
Throughout February, we honored Black pioneers who have shaped healthcare, GIS, and beyond. In case you missed it, here’s a look at some of the incredible leaders we highlighted: Black history is happening every day, and we’re proud to celebrate these trailblazers paving the way for future generations. Stay tuned for more #BHM highlights on our social media!
February has been a month of incredible achievements for Hopeworks young professionals and alumni! We’re thrilled to celebrate the successes of: Amidst these incredible achievements, we’re also shining a spotlight on Michael Nguyen, a talented young adult whose journey is a testament to growth and perseverance. Michael initially came to Hopeworks looking for a fresh start […]
