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	Sheila Maguire, Vice President for Labor Market Initiatives Sheila Maguire was selected to serve on the National Institute for Literacy’s Workforce Basic Skills Expert Work Group. The group's members will help to guide the Institute's future work in the areas of adult English language acquisition, adult literacy, workforce basic skills, and education and employment outcomes. > More from P/PV Experts

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	> P/PV, USCM, NYU Wagner and The City of New York Announce Mayors Summit on Reentry and Employment February 26, 2008 > More P/PV Press Releases
	> P/PV President Fred Davie Comments on the Benefits of Faith- and Community-Based Initiatives The Columbus Dispatch, July 2, 2008 > Ready4Work and Youth Education for Tomorrow Cited as Model Programs by Senator Obama New York Times, July 1, 2008 > New Jersey's Nurse-Family Partnership at the Forefront of Efforts to Rebuild Child Welfare System The Star-Ledger, June 22, 2008 > Is Reading Fundamental After School? Youth Today, June 1, 2008 > More P/PV in the News
	> Fred Davie on P/PV’s History with Ready4Work The White House Faith-Based and Community Initiatives National Conference June 26, 2008 > Dr. Jeremy Travis on the Significance of Mayors Convening to Address Prisoner Reentry Mayors Summit on Reentry and Employment February 28, 2008 > Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Reintegrating Formerly Incarcerated People at the City Level Mayors Summit on Reentry and Employment February 28, 2008 > Fred Davie on Prisoner Reentry Compassion in Action Roundtable, White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives March 22, 2007 > Renata Cobbs Fletcher on Prisoner Reentry Services New York State Joint Public Hearing March 2, 2007 > More P/PV Transcripts