Kimberly McCaffrey, Cydney Irving-Dasent and Marcus Hall - JEVS Human Services’ Career Connected Learning Philadelphia program - Evening WURDs 3.3.26

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Kimberly McCaffrey is the Senior Vice President of Youth and Young Adult Services at JEVS Human Services, who works with individuals to create sustainable paths to independence and economic security. Marcus Hall is from the Philadelphia Works and Cydney Irving-Dasent is from the City of Philadelphia Office of Children and Family. They all joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the JEVS Human Services’ Career Connected Learning Philadelphia program.

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