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CAAL E-News Issue #9 (July 7, 2009) – CAAL NEWS IN BRIEF (Senate WIA Letter; Longitudinal Data Collection in Career Pathways Programs: Core Indicators and Elements; Roundtable on Certification and Credentialing of Adult Education Teachers; and Reach Higher, America still popular. HELP WANTED: Projections of Jobs and Education Requirements Through 2018 (Carnevale et al); ADVANCING HISPANIC IMMIGRANT WORKERS; ALSO WORTHY OF NOTE (Crossing the Bridge: GED Credentials and Postsecondary Educational Outcomes; Guiding Developmental Math Students to Campus Services; NCSDAE Vol II of Adult Education: Supporting the President's Workforce and American Graduation Initiatives; CAELA Adult ESL Teacher Credentialing and Certification Table (Jodi Crandall and Jacqueline Lopez); and How to Build Bridge Programs That Fit Into a Career Pathway).

CAAL E-News Issue #8 (April 13, 2010) – Remembering Harold W. McGraw, Jr.; New CAAL Policy Brief: Local Perspectives on WIA Reauthorization; and In The States (Minnesota's FastTRAC; Strengthening State Economic Development Systems: A Framework for Change (Working Poor Families Project); and Mapping Green Career Pathways: Job Training Opportunities and Infrastructure in Michigan).

CAAL E-News Issue #7 (March 16, 2010) – New CAAL Primer on Congressional Process; In the States (Strategic Planning in CA, Skills2Compete-Maryland), Workforce Investment Act (Senate HELP hearing, WIB recommendations, OVAE community conversations, NAWB Conference Sessions on WIA), Also Worthy of Note (Tribute to Harold W. McGraw, Jr., ED's National Education-Technology Plan offered for comment, MDRC Helping Low-Wage Workers, Center for American Progress on career navigation for working learners). 

CAAL E-News Issue #6 (January 26, 2010) – A Message From CAAL's President; Point of View: Let's Get Real with the GED; CAAL News in Brief - Cheryl King Moderates at CIC President's Institute; Also Worthy of Note: ED Awards $8 million to JFF for Green Pathway Initiatives, Getting Serious About the GED in New York State, OVAE Selects Eight States for Customized Transition Training, MDRC Releases Report on Ways to Reduce Ex-Prisoner Recidivism, Edward Gordon Gives Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Keynote, New Report from Working Poor Families Project, Workforce Alliance Becomes National Skills Coalition, New CLASP Publications on WIA, CAEL Comments on WIA Reauthorization.

CAAL E-News Issue #5 (December 10, 2009) – LOOKING FORWARD, LOOKING BACK: CAAL Roundtable Program in the Works, CAAL 2009 Publication Highlights; CAAL NEWS IN BRIEF (includes preview of Business Roundtable "Springboard Project" report); and ALSO WORTHY OF NOTE: AFL-CIO on Actively Engaging WIBs, NCSDAE Helps State ABE Directors Develop Career Pathway Programs, TWA Analysis Underscores Importance of Skills Upgrading Job Training to Success of Jobs Bill, Hitachi Foundation and Boston College Probe Corporate Social Responsibility in 2009, and Joyce Foundation/CLASP Launch Transmissions.

CAAL E-News Issue #4 (October 21, 2009) – Focus On: The Power of Technology to Transform Adult Learning (new CAAL report), CAAL News in Brief, and Also Worthy of Note (John Jay Report on Incarceration and Education, Innovative Education Needed for Working Learners, P/PV Reports on Working Dads, Bridges to Opportunity from Ford Foundation, Qualifying Young Adults for Skilled Work).

CAAL E-News Issue #3 (October 8, 2009) – Rebuilding NIFL for the 21st Century (New CAAL report), CAAL News in Brief, and Also Worthy of Note (new NCEE One Step Forward publications, Model Training Program in Florida, Abt Directory of Federal Funding Sources).

CAAL E-News Issue #2 (July 17, 2009) – News in Brief, Expanding Horizons, CAAL Project on NIFL, Green Job Training Grants, Shifting Gears Website Launched, and New Guide for Community Literacy Coalition. Focus On: The Adult Education and Economic Growth Act.

CAAL E-News Issue #1 (May 11, 2009) – News in Brief, CAAL Technology Project in Progress, NAM/ACT Workforce Readiness Credential Launched, and NIFL Online Learning Report. Point of View: Workforce Organizations Moving Toward Consensus on WIA Reauthorization.