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Growth in U.S. Working-Age Population Driven by Immigration

Growth in U.S. Working-Age Population Driven by Immigration

Amidst all the talk about the declining population of younger working-age people in Vermont and much of the Northeast, this research finding from the Pew Research Center Fact Tank struck me: "Immigration projected to drive growth in U.S. working-age population through at least 2035." 

 Immigrants and their U.S.-born children expected to drive growth in U.S. labor force

To me, this is yet one more reason to increase our awareness, knowledge, and communication competencies around cultural differences, diversity and inclusion.

For the full research report: Pew Research Center Fact Tank

Unplugging: How To Power Down In A Wired World

Unplugging: How To Power Down In A Wired World

Ryan Johnson for NPR NPR shared an excellent piece today on the impact of technologies on our brains. This is the subject of near-daily discussion...

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Slowly Ever So Slowly More Female CEOs

Slowly Ever So Slowly More Female CEOs

Over the past 20 years, the number of female CEOs at Fortune 500 companies has increased by nearly 14-fold. Sounds good until you realize in 2021...

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Public Health-Food System-Public Interest Communication Challenge

Public Health-Food System-Public Interest Communication Challenge

The most compelling and convincing of the many pieces I've seen during National Public Health Week 2019 are an article and a video in The New York...

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