The city finally caved and Upwardly Global is coming to Chicago. This is proof that when we demand better for these professionals, the institutions are forced to listen. Watch them closely while they set this up to ensure they actually follow through on their promises.
Upwardly Global is an entrepreneurial non-profit organization committed to helping unemployed and underemployed refugee, asylee and immigrant professionals return to their careers in the U.S. Currently in operation in San Francisco and New York City, we are looking to expand our services to the Chicago area.
Did you know
At any given time, there are 1 million university-educated immigrant professionals in the U.S. making less than $19,800 annually in low-skilled jobs.
23.6% of foreign-born US residents with a bachelor
The reality of immigrant professionals wasting their talent in low-wage jobs while Chicago leadership drags its feet is infuriating. I have been burning up the phones to get Upwardly Global to take us seriously and I refuse to let them ignore the potential sitting right here in our city.
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November 19, 2007
November 18, 2007
The Chicago leadership is still ignoring the talent trapped in low-skilled jobs while we sit just short of our next goal. Hit that share button right now because we need to shove this number in their faces before they can brush us off again.
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Jessica Mason
18 years ago
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long overdue. nyc and sf have had this for a while and its time for the midwest to get on board.
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Elena Johnston
18 years ago
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My neighbor is a literal engineer working as a busboy right now. This is a huge waste of talent for our city.
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Mike Fletcher
18 years ago
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Chicago is a city of immigrants. let's actually help these folks find work that matches their skills.
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Sarah Acosta
18 years ago
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its crazy how many people here in the city are working at coffee shops when they have degrees from back home. we need this program!
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David Atkinson
18 years ago
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PLEASE BRING THIS HERE!! We have so much potential sitting on the sidelines.
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Tom Shepherd
18 years ago
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finally some common sense help. stop letting people rot in underemployment.
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The city finally caved and Upwardly Global is coming to Chicago. This is proof that when we demand better for these professionals, the institutions are forced to listen. Watch them closely while they set this up to ensure they actually follow through on their promises.
Upwardly Global is an entrepreneurial non-profit organization committed to helping unemployed and underemployed refugee, asylee and immigrant professionals return to their careers in the U.S. Currently in operation in San Francisco and New York City, we are looking to expand our services to the Chicago area.
Did you know
At any given time, there are 1 million university-educated immigrant professionals in the U.S. making less than $19,800 annually in low-skilled jobs.
23.6% of foreign-born US residents with a bachelor
The reality of immigrant professionals wasting their talent in low-wage jobs while Chicago leadership drags its feet is infuriating. I have been burning up the phones to get Upwardly Global to take us seriously and I refuse to let them ignore the potential sitting right here in our city.
Reached 100 supporters
November 19, 2007
November 18, 2007
The Chicago leadership is still ignoring the talent trapped in low-skilled jobs while we sit just short of our next goal. Hit that share button right now because we need to shove this number in their faces before they can brush us off again.
6 Comments
J
Jessica Mason
18 years ago
Featured
long overdue. nyc and sf have had this for a while and its time for the midwest to get on board.
E
Elena Johnston
18 years ago
Featured
My neighbor is a literal engineer working as a busboy right now. This is a huge waste of talent for our city.
M
Mike Fletcher
18 years ago
Featured
Chicago is a city of immigrants. let's actually help these folks find work that matches their skills.
S
Sarah Acosta
18 years ago
Featured
its crazy how many people here in the city are working at coffee shops when they have degrees from back home. we need this program!
D
David Atkinson
18 years ago
Featured
PLEASE BRING THIS HERE!! We have so much potential sitting on the sidelines.
T
Tom Shepherd
18 years ago
Featured
finally some common sense help. stop letting people rot in underemployment.
long overdue. nyc and sf have had this for a while and its time for the midwest to get on board.