Navigating a Changing Career Landscape
The Institute for Career Transitions (ICT) is a not-for-profit community of unemployed, under-employed, or unhappily employed way finders dedicated to advancing labor market equity and advocating for workers navigating today’s shifting economy.
Being in-between work challenges our finances, sense of identity and personal health
Regroup, recover and generate effective strategies to move your career and life forward
ICT Talks – "Why Can't I Find a Job?" Exploring the Hidden Forces of Work & Labor Economics
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ICT is dedicated to advancing labor market equity and advocating for workers navigating today’s shifting economy. We are excited to announce the launch of ICT Talks from the Institute of Career Transitions (ICT)—a nonprofit dedicated to advancing labor market equity and advocating for workers navigating today’s shifting economy. This series, ICT Talks, will shine a light on the overlooked and misunderstood dynamicsshaping our careers, workplaces, and economies. Each episode will unpack critical issuesin labor economics, workforce strategy, and the future of work—bringing forward research,insights, and real-world implications.
Your hosts:
Vinay Singh – Human Capital & Digital AI leader with a keen interest in the future of work; author, Your Future in Pieces: How Ageism and Income Inequality is Destroying America
Alan Knapp – Public policy and corporate affairs leader. Author: Knapp Knowtions: Thoughts and Ideas for Better Work and a Consequential Life
Beyond financial well-being, the psychological impact of being unemployed and under-employed are just beginning to be explored.
We believe assumptions about our careers need to be redefined. How do we navigate disrupted career paths due to being suddenly unemployed, especially during mid or late career changes, and in times of uncertainty? We believe that, together, we can help one another through these challenging transitions better than if we try alone.
ICT envisions a society where every professional can sustain a career through inevitable uncertainties and in which “work” is an evolving concept.
Together, we can support one another through this unscripted journey
better than if we try alone.