Inside The Shift: Our Team, Our Values, Our Movement (Vol. 2, No. 4)
Vision alone will not build an equitable economy. It requires discipline, structure, and a culture to push the work through. At LeadersUp, we frequently discuss systems change in the context of external factors: policies that must change, pathways that need to be configured, and partnerships required to move from intention to impact. However, beneath every external template there is an internal one.
Transformation: Building What’s Next (Vol. 2, No. 4)
Earlier this year, leaders responsible for connecting young people to education, careers, training, and long-term economic opportunity gathered around the same table with a shared question: how do we stop asking young people to navigate systems that were never designed to work together?
Voices + Evidence: What’s Moving the Needle (Vol. 2, No. 4)
A more equitable economy and society is not built through vision alone, but through models of resilience and solidarity that hold up under real-world conditions. Every May, the United States observes AANHPI Heritage Month to highlight the contributions, accomplishments, and presence of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities across the nation.