Annelies Goger

@annelies_goger

Fellow . Economic geographer. Focus on the opportunity gap, linking economic & talent dev, apprenticeship, returning citizens. She/her.

Washington, DC
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Joined August 2017
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    9 Dec 2020

    Announcing the release of my blueprint for expanding earn-and-learn strategies to address long-standing patterns of separate and unequal access to higher education and quality jobs.

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    13 hours ago

    Short-term disruptions in the supply chain didn’t emerge overnight. "To move beyond short-term solutions, the nation should look to produce and buy more domestically, including more locally" & write in an op-ed for .

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  3. 11 hours ago

    .: Government leaders should ensure their fines and fees policies are equitable, efficient, cost-effective, and transparent, and numerous resources are available for them to do so.

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  4. 13 hours ago

    Lots of critical insights here about how to strengthen the equity orientation of infrastructure funding as it rolls out.

    The infrastructure act was just a downpayment on debt long-past due. New piece by and me—> How equity isn’t built into the infrastructure bill—and ways to fix it via
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  5. 13 hours ago

    Thank you, , for unpacking the oversimplifications in this book. Reducing complex problems to partisanship is a distraction from real conversations and actionable solutions.

    I read ‘San Fransicko’ so you don’t have to. Here’s my full review, thanks for the invitation
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  6. 14 hours ago

    We thoroughly starved the redundancy and agility out of our supply chains for 30+ years. and I argue that without a bold effort to address systemic challenges, the uncertainties will get worse.

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  7. Dec 15

    Long ago, bell hooks inspired me to change my path and embrace theory as a new realm of possibility and understanding—theory making as something “in here,” not just “out there.” May she rest in power.

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  8. Dec 14

    Love this play-by-play from on the new Executive Order!

    Yesterday the President issued an executive order on "Transforming Federal Customer Experience and Service Delivery" If you follow me, you probably know I yell into the ether a lot about this stuff (especially food stamps) Let's read the details:
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  9. Dec 13

    Great work, !

    This may be one of the most important actions of my professional life: and announce new partnership that will measure the strength and vitality of Black Americans and Black-majority cities. I could not be prouder. Please take a look at the Black Assets Index
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  10. Dec 13

    Big news today!! There is a lot of work to do.

    We aren’t going to change the way people feel about government until more people *experience* government working for them. That is just what this new Executive Order is aims to do. THREAD 👇🇺🇸
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  11. Dec 12

    Great Falls, on an unusually warm December day.

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  12. Dec 10

    And don’t forget to outlaw accessory folding chairs, as they will detract from the character of the table and there won’t be anywhere to park!

    And only allow one chair per table so 3 folks have share a single chair. Deny any new chairs even for the people already there. Declare that “adding chairs will encourage more people and create more traffic. We need open space between chairs. Humans aren’t pack animals”
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  13. Dec 9

    Check out this insightful new piece about changing how we approach workforce development from , , and

    To make progress on and , needs to reconsider its "demand driven" ways. Read my latest with &
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  14. Dec 7

    Great thread & new initiative from on state capacity and trust in government. 🧵

    The is focusing on the right topic with their new initiative on state capacity. This report identifies five priorities, two of which particularly resonate with me.
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  15. Dec 2

    Great morning for a walk on the mall.

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  16. Dec 1

    The flurry of work using blockchain to create learning and employment records (LERs) is fascinating, but Isabel Cardenas-Navia and highlight major challenges when it comes to equity and quality assurance. I agree that the technology alone won’t be enough.

    The highly decentralized governance of education in the US may pose a significant hurdle for implementing learning and employment records at scale, writes in response to Isabel Cardenas-Navia and ’s essay in ISSUES.
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    Nov 30

    It’s truly an honor to be involved in translating research for practice. I’m always humbled by invites to collaborate w/ & . The articles in this issue lay it all out.

    Reimagining the Criminal Justice System New issue from Reimagining Policing Pretrial & Sentencing Cops in Schools Desistance Prisons & Training Felony Re-entry Entrepreneurship
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    Nov 30

    Sneak preview: allowing more housing diversity in expensive neighborhoods is Good Actually. Plus I'm not so secretly hoping for a Drizzy cameo...

    tbh I'm mostly there to hear what says
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  19. Nov 27

    *Now’s the time* to reimagine the justice system. I’m excited to see our piece on prisoner reentry in the current issue of ! Thanks 🙏🏼 to , my inspiring co-authors and , and everyone else who contributed!

    Reimagining the Criminal Justice System New issue from Reimagining Policing Pretrial & Sentencing Cops in Schools Desistance Prisons & Training Felony Re-entry Entrepreneurship
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  20. Nov 26

    , an elucidating thread about recovering the lost language of the Wampanoag people from .

    On the 400th anniversary of what is called the ‘First Thanksgiving,’ I want to highlight a project that has changed my and many other Wampanoag people’s lives Here’s a 🧵 on how a Wampanoag woman, jessie little doe baird, brought our language back from near extinction (1/25):
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    Nov 23

    Beyond the main events of the House's Build Back Better Act resides something else important: 30 or more “place-based” programs targeted at helping particular places and their residents thrive New post w/ colleagues

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