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Report on Out-of-School & Out-of-Work Youth In Los Angeles and Long Beach
By Neeta Fog and Paul Harrington

Education and employment among young adults should be a vital part of workforce development strategies. It is important to understand the extent to which young adults participate in these activities and identify subgroups of young adults who fail to acquire formal education or to access employment. The Workforce Investment Boards of the cities of Los Angeles and Long Beach commissioned this study in partnership with the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Paul Harrington, the Associate Director of the Center for Labor Market Studies, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, is the principal researcher of this study.

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Prime Motivation has established a Mobile Tour offering benefits to Teens and Young Adults in a positive, encouraging atmosphere. The Tour will include:

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Established in 2004, “Prime Motivation” employs a fun, innovative, interactive platform, which promotes a positive message to youths in Southern California to “stay in school” and focus on future personal and career oriented goals.

Prime Motivation is designed  to give youths an overview of  the many, varied career opportunities that await them. By Incorporating live  demonstrations, hands-on workshops and educational  seminars  by  companies  and organizations from various industries, this event informs undecided and disadvantaged audiences of their potential futures through direct "Experiences".

Prime Motivation will visit dozen’s of Southern California high schools with a mission of promoting a “Stay In School” message and motivating Teens about Career Tech education. The event will reach thousands of teens and young adults at high schools, skill centers, and regional occupational centers.

Prime Motivation, Inc. is a 501(C)3 Non-profit Corporation based in Chula Vista, California. For more information on how to  get involved please call 619-422-0254 ext. 212.