American Job Center network (policy and funding)

Target entity: American Job Center network (policy and funding)
Context triple: [Employment and Training Administration, oversees, American Job Center network (policy and funding)]

• A. Office of Economic Opportunity
  The Office of Economic Opportunity was a U.S. federal agency that led President Lyndon B. Johnson’s War on Poverty by administering community action programs and other anti-poverty initiatives in the 1960s and early 1970s.
• B. NARIC Network
  The NARIC Network is a European network of national centers that provide information and guidance on the recognition of foreign diplomas, degrees, and other academic qualifications.
• C. Job Corps
  Job Corps is a U.S. federal program that provides free education and vocational training to young people to help them gain employment and economic self-sufficiency.
• D. Comprehensive Employment and Training Act amendments
  The Comprehensive Employment and Training Act amendments were legislative updates in the 1970s that expanded and refined federal job training and employment programs for unemployed and disadvantaged workers in the United States.
• E. Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance
  The Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance is a state agency that administers public assistance programs such as food, cash, and employment support for low-income individuals and families in Massachusetts.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: American Job Center network (policy and funding)
Target entity description: The American Job Center network is a nationwide system of career and workforce development centers that provide job search assistance, training resources, and employment services to workers and employers, supported and guided by federal workforce policy and funding.

• A. Office of Economic Opportunity
  The Office of Economic Opportunity was a U.S. federal agency that led President Lyndon B. Johnson’s War on Poverty by administering community action programs and other anti-poverty initiatives in the 1960s and early 1970s.
• B. NARIC Network
  The NARIC Network is a European network of national centers that provide information and guidance on the recognition of foreign diplomas, degrees, and other academic qualifications.
• C. Job Corps
  Job Corps is a U.S. federal program that provides free education and vocational training to young people to help them gain employment and economic self-sufficiency.
• D. Comprehensive Employment and Training Act amendments
  The Comprehensive Employment and Training Act amendments were legislative updates in the 1970s that expanded and refined federal job training and employment programs for unemployed and disadvantaged workers in the United States.
• E. Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance
  The Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance is a state agency that administers public assistance programs such as food, cash, and employment support for low-income individuals and families in Massachusetts.
• F. None of above. chosen