Registration is open now for the virtual job fair on April 22. April 21, 2021
The second Be the Change Job Fair, dedicated to creating more diverse and equitable workplaces in the beverage alcohol industry, will take place virtually on April 22, 2021. Candidate registration is now open “to all” and the free, four-hour event, which has space for up to 2,400 jobseekers, has expanded this go around from the wine world to include beer and spirits as well.
The first Be the Change Job Fair, which took place last December, was wine-job focused simply because all four founders Cara Bertone, Lia Jones, Philana Bouvier, and Rania Zayyat have wine-centric backgrounds. But as word spread, Be the Change started receiving inquiries about expanding to beer and spirits. Not wanting to pivot too quickly on their first-ever job fair, they decided to save the expansion for the next one. This time, they’re ready and have big-name exhibitors in the beer and spirits industries like Tito’s
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Apr. 21 Sen. Bernie Sanders, an Independent from Vermont, and Rep. Pramila Jayapal, a Democrat from Washington state, on Wednesday unveiled legislation that, if passed, would make college tuition-free for many families.
The proposed bill comes amid a larger debate about student loan debt relief.
Here s what to know.
What would the bill do?
The bill, called the College for All Act, would make community colleges tuition-free for everyone and public colleges and universities tuition- and debt-free for families making less than $125,000 a year.