Adams, Banks unveil new program connecting high school students with apprenticeships at major companies via PoliticsNYnews
major companies like JPMorgan Chase. And, Adams said, partnering with the private sector on programs like CRMYA is the way to give underserved youth better access to the work opportunities they’ve been traditionally walled off from.
“We know every year, 65 percent of Black and brown children will never reach proficiency every year,” he added. “We knew it was happening to foster care children and we just kept on doing business. How the hell do you have leaders of our city not sit down with our industry leaders and say ‘we have to do this together’?”
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