Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Higher Education Coordinating Commission

This Project Builds Upon the Western Oregon Tribal Youth Corps Project, Piloted in 2020, to Offer Youth Corps Employment Opportunities to Tribal Youth Throughout Oregon. the Recipient Will Build and Maintain Stronger Government to Government Partnerships in Youth Workforce Development. They Will Also Reinforce State to Federal Agency Partnerships and Give Space for Co-development of On-the-ground and Community-based Project Implementation. Above the Systemic Goals, However, Thes Recipient Provides Real and Immediate Opportunities to Engage Young Tribal Members in Meaningful and Paid Workforce Development Programming.

Committed

$291,698

Paid out
$35.6K
12%
Committed, not yet paid
$256.1K
88%

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Source

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