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The Academy, consisting of Twenty-four Fellows, is designed to provide professional development for a local network of workforce development leaders.

The Congressman, who represented the 15th Congressional District of Pennsylvania for seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, will succeed current Executive Director Dan Glickman.

Gustafson will build on the strong foundation laid since the Fellowship’s launch in 2016 and expand its focus on industry and societal impact through Fellow-led initiatives and cross-industry action.

The Afghan leader will discuss U.S.-Afghanistan Relations and Kabul’s national security priorities for 2021.

Program to change the global development media and advocacy discussion includes 25 Fellows from 16 African, Asian and Latin American Countries.

Today, K12 Climate Action, an initiative of the Aspen Institute, convened educators from Florida, California, and the U.S. Virgin Islands to identify needs and opportunities to support schools across the country in adapting to the impacts of climate change and building their resilience.

Aspen Digital, the Aspen Institute’s program on the intersection of media, technology, and security, and the Aspen Cybersecurity Group are launching a new commission to examine the nation’s public information crisis.

The goal of the materials—distributed to thousands of restaurant partners—is to make it easier for restaurant operators to communicate safety protocol to diners. The James Beard Foundation is now distributing and promoting the Code, and the National Restaurant Association will share the Code throughout their membership and industry partners.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers’ office and the Aspen Institute Community Strategies Group released  “Rural Voices for Prosperity: A Report of the Governor’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Rural Prosperity.”