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Boston Fed First Vice President welcomes guests to Youth Employment Policy Forum
Boston Fed First Vice President and Chair of Boston PIC Kenneth C. Montgomery welcomed policymakers, researchers, and economists to the Feb. 16 "Youth Employment Policy Forum" hosted by the Fed, Boston PIC, and the City of Boston Mayor's Office of Workforce Development.
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Mark Melnik, Ph.D. shares research on youth employment trends in Massachusetts
Mark Melnik, Ph.D. of UMass Donahue Institute shared recent research on youth employment trends in Massachusetts. His research tracks employment trends of young adults in the Bay State by region, with an emphasis on young adults who are neither enrolled in school nor employed.
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Audience members from Boston Fed listen to Melnik's research presentation
The Boston Fed's Deputy Director Regional & Community Outreach Chris Shannon, Northeastern University Associate Professor and Boston Fed Visiting Scholar Alicia Sasser Modestino, and Boston Fed First Vice President Kenneth C. Montgomery listen as Mark Melnik of UMass Donahue Institute presents his latest research on youth employment trends and issues.
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Alicia Sasser Modestino, Ph.D. presents emerging research
Alicia Sasser Modestino, Ph.D., associate professor at Northeastern University and a visiting scholar at the Boston Fed, presented emerging research on the impact of summer employment programs for Boston youth.
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Audience members listen intently
Audience members listen as Sasser Modestino presents her emerging research on the impact of summer employment programs for Boston youth.
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