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Throughout my career, I've found myself in very different rooms talking about different parts of the same challenge. I've met with governors and congressional staff about workforce shortages and economic competitiveness; with employers struggling to fill

In discussions about immigration to the United States, the word integration is often used but rarely defined. In academic settings, integration is well understood as a two-way process of economic, social, and civic participation. However, it can also evok

Canada is home to many top universities that offer numerous educational and research opportunities. Studying in Canada also provides international students with access to a wide range of courses and academic programs, along with a diverse, welcoming cultu

Indiana is the ninth-largest farming state in the nation and a critical part of the country's food supply. As a leading producer of eggs, poultry, pork, and produce, Indiana relies on a sizable workforce to maintain its supply chain. However, an aging pop

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, this Immigrant Heritage Month is a fitting moment to reflect on who we are as a nation and how we got here. Immigrants are the common thread through nearly every chapter of American progress. Time and

Plans can change. As a result, you may need to modify your credential evaluation order after you have already submitted your application. However, it's important to know that you can request changes to your application for a limited time only. You can add

The coastal community of Hoquiam, Washington, located about two hours from Seattle, is designated as a Health Professional Shortage Area, where demand for care outpaces the supply of health professionals. Many Hoquiam residents haven't seen a physician in

For decades, demographers and economists have warned of the economic consequences of aging populations and falling birth rates in the United States. And while we may have accepted the reality of demographic change, we've been slow to address it at the nat

Looking back on eight years of the Strengthening Immigrant Inclusion Program (SIIP)-launched in 2017 as the Skilled Immigrant Integration Program-one thing is clear: Communities that come together with a shared commitment to immigrant workforce inclusion

WES launched The IMPRINT Coalition (IMmigrant PRofessional INTegration) in 2011 to address the persistent challenge of immigrants with international training being excluded from opportunities. This persisted despite workforce shortages and employers' dema