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The Intermediary Network
Intermediaries play a critical role in local communities to prepare today's students and tomorrow's workforce. Their work is often behind the scenes, under-funded and not fully appreciated for its crucial role in making necessary connections among schools, the workplace and the community. That's why the Intermediary Network is so important to support the organizations that convene, connect, measure and sustain effective partnerships and practices to serve youth.
Intermediary Network members receive numerous benefits from participation including direct input on the vision and work of the network. They also have numerous opportunities to learn from peers across the county about best practices, access new trends and resources and build camaraderie that energizes members to continue their great work.
Benefits
Members of the Intermediary Network receive access to and enjoy participation in:
Intermediaries play a critical role in local communities to prepare today's students and tomorrow's workforce. Their work is often behind the scenes, under-funded and not fully appreciated for its crucial role in making necessary connections among schools, the workplace and the community. That's why the Intermediary Network is so important to support the organizations that convene, connect, measure and sustain effective partnerships and practices to serve youth.
Intermediary Network members receive numerous benefits from participation including direct input on the vision and work of the network. They also have numerous opportunities to learn from peers across the county about best practices, access new trends and resources and build camaraderie that energizes members to continue their great work.
Benefits
Members of the Intermediary Network receive access to and enjoy participation in:
- Peer network of dedicated intermediary professionals
- Developing a collective policy voice
- Leadership and staff development
- Technical assistance, information and tools
- Support or project development
- Regular updates on new resources
- Promotion of member organization as recognized, high-quality intermediaries in their community.
Who Should Join?
The current members of the network actively recruit others who perform intermediary functions in their communities. These include:
- Former and Current School-to-Work Partnerships
- Youth Councils
- Chambers of Commerce
- Employer Associations
- Labor Organizations
- Community-Based Organizations
The network also provides membership options for national affiliates and partners, state School-to-Work directors, state-level intermediaries and foundations.
Membership Responsibilities
Members agree to contribute the following to ensure the impact and success of the network:
- Annual dues/investments
- Team participation in the annual Intermediary Institute
- Participation in periodic team leader meetings
- Common data collection
- Active participation in network work groups
- Openly share tools, materials, strategies and challenges
Join now by completing a Membership Application.
Download, complete and email or fax the Intermediary Network Application:
- As an e-form in Word
- As a PDF Document (now a PDF e-form you can fill out on screen before you print)
- As a webpage (view only)
For more information contact:
eglowacki@nww.org
eglowacki@nww.org
