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2025 Future Bound by Junior Achievement
From June 8–11, the brightest young minds in entrepreneurship gathered in Atlanta, Georgia, for the inaugural Future BoundTM by Junior Achievement. This…
Digital Storytelling Contest Gives Students the Chance to Win Prizes
At Junior Achievement of Arizona, we’re committed to helping the next generation succeed in work and life. That’s why we’re…
Junior Achievement Announces the Launch of Future Bound, a Thought Leadership Event for Teens
Junior Achievement USA (JA) recently announced the launch of Future Bound by Junior Achievement, a teen-focused forum inspired by thought…
Prices Continue to be a Concern for Teen Shoppers this Holiday Season
A new survey by Junior Achievement (JA) shows that more than two-thirds of teens (70%) are concerned about the impact…
Teen Entrepreneurs Likely to Use AI Instead of Hiring Employees
A new survey by Junior Achievement (JA) shows that nearly half of teens (47%) interested in starting a business as…
The Need for Financial Literacy Education
“What’s the one thing you wish you learned in school?” That’s a question many Americans answer with “personal finance,” “how…
Toyota Scholarship Program Accepting Applications Until October 31st
At Junior Achievement of Arizona, we empower the next generation to succeed by giving students the tools they need to…
Teens, Careers, and Higher Education
In recent years, the emergence of the “skills economy” has changed how professional development and success are measured. Instead of…
Essay Writing Contest Gives Students the Chance to Finance their Futures
At Junior Achievement of Arizona, we’re committed to giving students the knowledge and skills they need to make smart academic,…
Survey Finds Most Teens Would Take a Financial Literacy Course if Offered
As students head back to school, a class that may not be available to them is one focused on personal…
The 2024 Junior Achievement National Student Leadership Summit
Every year in June, the brightest young minds in entrepreneurship gather to showcase their innovative projects and business acumen at…
If Not College, Then What Comes Next?
For decades, the conventional wisdom has been that earning a four-year college degree was an important step in promoting upward…