Events and Webinars by EOP

Can we reimagine restaurants, and restaurant work, so that workers, businesses, and communities all thrive?

Can worker ownership address the inequities that divide our society and help us build a more resilient economy?

Join us and Eduardo Porter (Economics Reporter, The New York Times) to discuss his new book, "American Poison: How Racial Hostility Destroyed Our Promise."

Many workers have been fired or furloughed, while others are overworked, underpaid, and unprotected. How can we raise workers’ voices now and beyond the current crisis?

With millions of new unemployment claims in the midst of the pandemic, the Economic Opportunities Program held a live Q&A on the cost of this economic dislocation and solutions that could help those who are unexpectedly out of work.

The pandemic has left workers vulnerable, particularly for positions with low-wages and limited benefits. Aspen’s Economic Opportunities Program led a conversation on how to adapt to the new challenges, with a particular focus on the key role supervisors play in this adjustment.

Join us for a conversation about how workforce development leaders can encourage improved job quality in their communities.

Lenders and investors can play important roles in supporting the creation of quality jobs. Let's discuss how money matters for job quality.

How can leaders address disparities in job quality and improve outcomes for all workers?