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During a panel on ReGenerative AI at IT for Change's Our Digital Futures Fest, Sabina Dewan, Founder and Executive Director, JustJobs Network, challenged the idea that reskilling alone can close the opportunity gap in an AI-driven economy.

JustJobs Network and the Skill Development & Technical Education Department (SD&TE), Government of Odisha, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The MoU was signed in the presence of Shri Sampad Chandra Swain, Hon'ble Minister, SD&TE, Government of Odisha; Shri Bhupendra Singh Poonia, IAS, Commissioner-cum-Secretary, SD&TE, Government of Odisha; and Smt Sabina Dewan, Founder and Executive Director, JustJobs Network.

JustJobs Network and the Kerala Development and Innovation Strategic Council (K-DISC) have signed a Letter of Intent under the Vijnyana Keralam initiative. This was among the commitments made at the Skill Kerala Global Summit 2025.

India's Union Budget 2025 attempts to drive economic growth and investment by giving tax breaks to individuals, corporates and start-ups. Sabina Dewan shares her remarks on these measures and makes a case for the need to focus on sustainable and implementable policy framework focussed on creating good quality jobs.

In June 2024, JJN was part of a roundtable discussion hosted by KPMG International to explore the existing policy mechanisms and potential policy opportunities in the Global South for effective labour market participation of youth.

JJN’s Centre for Gender Analysis, in partnership with Fiscal Policy Institute, released first in a series of three reports to understand the impact of Karnataka state’s scheme on fare free bus rides for women on their access to work opportunities and economic participation.

JJN’s Centre for Gender Analysis, in partnership with Fiscal Policy Institute, released its first report reviewing the effect of Karnataka state’s Shakti scheme on women’s economic empowerment. The study is based on primary survey of 786 women using the service across various districts in the state and highlights nuances of how the scheme has enabled economic freedom for its users.

JJN’s Centre for Gender Analysis, in partnership with Fiscal Policy Institute, released its first report reviewing the effect of Karnataka state’s Shakti scheme on women’s economic empowerment. The report highlights changes in transit patterns based on caste and work profiles of the study participants since the launch of the scheme.

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Gender equality in the labour force drives overall growth in ‘good’ jobs, according to an analysis of official jobs data.