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Good Jobs Don’t Happen by Accident: Job Quality is a System

This clip — featuring Renise Walker of the Colorado Workforce Development Council — comes from our webinar, “Fixing Work: Recent Lessons from the Field.” Enjoy the full conversation here:    • Fixing Work: Recent Lessons from the Field   For more information about this event, including a transcript, speaker bios, and additional resources, visit: https://www.aspeninstitute.org/events... For highlights from this discussion, subscribe to our YouTube channel:    / @aspeneop   Or subscribe to our podcast to listen on the go: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... To download our new publication, “Fixing Work: Lessons from Job Quality Practitioners,” visit: https://www.aspeninstitute.org/public... About this Event: Efforts to improve work and working conditions in the US have been underway since our nation’s inception. While labor unions have historically led this work, the growing prevalence of low-wage, precarious jobs has inspired a broader movement. Today, a diverse array of leaders across sectors are advancing bold solutions to “fix work” — to ensure every job in our economy is a good job. The Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program has released a report, Fixing Work: Lessons from Job Quality Practitioners, based on in-depth interviews with more than 20 leaders across the country about the work they are doing to create good jobs that provide economic security, the opportunity to advance and grow, and a safe, dignified, and equitable workplace. In this webinar, which took place on July 22, 2025, we hear from leaders who are at the forefront of building a fairer and more just economy, where workers, communities, and businesses can succeed together. Learn how these leaders think about good jobs, what strategies they use to build them, and the experiences and lessons they have learned in creating change. Whether you’re a workforce leader, policymaker, business advisor, or advocate, this conversation will offer fresh insights, practical lessons, and inspiration to advance job quality in your own work. Our speakers include Evan Edwards (Project Equity), Adam Kader (ARISE Chicago), Renise Walker (Colorado Workforce Development Council), and moderator Matt Helmer (The Aspen Institute).