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Lift Every Voice is a podcast at the intersection of workforce development and community transformation, spotlighting the people and programs that are reshaping opportunities across various industries.
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Mentorship, Expanding Access and Visibility in Workforce Systems (opens the original)
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Mentorship often begins informally, through everyday interactions, encouragement, and exposure to new opportunities. However, access to mentorship can remain uneven across organizations. In this episode, Wendy Price, Director of Workforce Development at Sound Transit, discusses how mentorship expands access to information, strengthens career pathways, and supports both individual growth and organizational success. In this episode, we discuss: • Why mentorship often starts informally but benefits
Mentorship, Designing for Role Clarity and Measurable Growth (opens the original)
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Mentorship without intentional design becomes inconsistent, unclear, and difficult to scale across organizations. In this episode, Ryan Rosiello, Leadership Development Specialist, discusses how mentorship programs can be strengthened through clear structure, defined roles, and a focus on measurable skill development. In this episode, we discuss: • Why mentorship programs require both structure and flexibility • How measurement strengthens mentorship outcomes and accountability • The importance
Mentorship, Strengthening Community Workforce Systems Through Public Investment (opens the original)
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Many communities offer mentorship, but few design it as a core component of workforce systems. In public-sector environments, mentorship is often treated as supplemental rather than as a driver of long-term impact. In this episode, Glenn McCray, K–12 Programs Advisor at the Seattle Department of Education and Early Learning, discusses how mentorship is embedded within public investment strategies, community partnerships, and culturally responsive programming. In this episode, we discuss: • The r
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