Economic opportunity and mobility are increasingly hard to access. In the U.S., the American Dream is only getting further out of reach. Across the world, major factors – like labor market shifts, automation, and policy change – are bringing new uncertainties. Building long-term opportunity and resilience will require substantive change across the investments, programs, and governance models that shape our economy and democracy.
How Our Work Takes Shape
Expanding economic opportunity and mobility: Reimagining and realigning the systems, approaches and capital that expand access to economic security and pathways to income and wealth mobility for the many social classes experiencing economic
Strengthening education, workforce, and livelihoods: Connecting people to durable, high-quality opportunities to advance skills and earnings through effective programs, pipelines, and .
Building government effectiveness: Helping public institutions become more accountable, equitable, and capable of showing up for the communities they serve.
Shaping technology governance: Ensuring that AI and digital tools expand opportunity and are built and governed to reflect diverse needs and experiences
At Camber, we’re working to build the economic and governance systems that ensure every person can achieve prosperity from a basis of stability and representation.
Unlocking Pathways to Economic Opportunity: The Mobility Experiences
Partnering with the Gates Foundation, Camber created a framework for understanding economic mobility. The Mobility Experiences framework now shapes how communities and funders invest.
Camber partnered with the Greenwood Initiative to develop investment strategy and support the grantees working to expand wealth-building opportunities for over 67 million Americans.
A Ladder to Economic Mobility for Opportunity Youth
In analyzing and partnering with organizations supporting opportunity youth nationwide, we have identified 4 sequential categories of needs that must be met in order for…
Partner With Us
We work with changemakers across the social sector—from local non-profits to global multilaterals—to drive measurable impact.
