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Looking for the best places to live in the United States? What about the cheapest places to live? Niche just issued the new report, “2024 Best Places to Live in America,” which has the answers. Check out the rankings: https://trib.al/jz2zMj6

Looking for the best places to live in the United States? What about the cheapest places to live? Niche just issued the new report, “2024 Best Places to Live in America,” which has the answers. Check out the rankings: https://trib.al/6M9a1b2

Looking for the best places to live in the United States? What about the cheapest places to live? Niche just issued the new report, “2024 Best Places to Live in America,” which has the answers. Check out the rankings: https://trib.al/y7VzMk5

Looking for the best places to live in the United States? What about the cheapest places to live? Niche just issued the new report, “2024 Best Places to Live in America,” which has the answers. Check out the rankings: https://trib.al/REfqlEY

And as a follow up to my last post, here is a list of the top 20 cities for the world's ultra-wealthy.

I'm excited to share a report that I co-authored during my time at Opportunity@Work: the Barriers & Breakthroughs Framework. What makes this report really special for me is the way in which we centered our research on the lived experience of STARs - those Skilled Through Alternative Routes other than a Bachelor's Degree - adding a critical layer of qualitative data to the rich and robust quantitative data provided by our incredible Insights team. Through the data, we identified 6 key drivers for economic mobility, illustrating what key workforce ecosystem actors - from funders and policymakers to training providers and employers - can do to ensure that these drivers work for, not against STARs. While over 4M+ STARs have "hacked the system" to achieve economic mobility, the majority of the 70M+ STARs are impeded by the stacked deck that they face. By strategically focusing on these 6 drivers, we can enable STARs to unleash their full potential. There are too many wonderful collaborators and contributors on this report to name them all, but I would be remiss not to do my best to acknowledge some: Amy Mortimer, Kaitlyn J. Mason, Jasmine L. Davis-Randolph, Yscaira J., Sara Yang, Sasha Yan, George Aye, Chavie Cramer, Blair Corcoran de Castillo, Papia Debroy, Byron Auguste, Shad Ahmed, Nicholas Olmo, Justin Heck, Evan Potler, and most importantly, the STARs whose stories you'll find featured: Sheree N. Murphy, Nicole Case, Yeny Madrid, Elaine Ross, Darryl, Lawrence, Misti, Sandra, Barbara, and Jay. Download the new STARs Barriers and Breakthroughs Framework for more details: https://lnkd.in/eQDhwrjT

https://lnkd.in/gwfbBU88 Finland ranked number 1 for the 7th year in a row, followed by Denmark, Sweden and Iceland. clearly they is lesson's to be learn from Scandinavia

The top 5 are in North America

In wrapping up the Summit, we are keen to share some of the insights and data presented by our speakers. You can now watch video replays of the presentations, download speaker slides and view the event gallery here: https://lnkd.in/gtfwyjjc Regional Development Australia Adelaide Hills Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island Incorporated Regional Development Australia Barossa Gawler Light Adelaide Plains RDAMR - Regional Development Australia Murraylands and Riverland Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast Regional Development Australia - Eyre Peninsula Regional Development Australia Far North Regional Development Australia Yorke and Mid North

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