Resource Roundup

A monthly newsletter from the Economic Opportunities Program

The Economic Opportunities Program‘s Resource Roundup newsletter is an editorial take on the latest articles and reports that shape our thinking on economic opportunity.

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Resource Roundup: Artificial Intelligence — Issue 11, June 2025

Learn about the workers most likely to encounter AI on the job, its ethical implications, and the considerations necessary for ensuring that job quality is prioritized.

June 30, 2025

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Resource Roundup: What We Are Reading — Issue 8, March 2025

This month’s Resource Roundup aims to shine a light on who federal workers are, what they do, and the challenges they are experiencing.

March 26, 2025

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