The CCC was disbanded in 1942, as the onset of war depleted the ranks of young men available for that work, with a solid record as a successful New Deal program: By TIME’s estimate, the busiest ...

The Civilian Conservation Corps, however, was the most popular of New Deal programs. Gen. George Marshall made his reputation organizing for the Army the early part of its training programs, ...

One of the most popular programs from the New Deal is making a comeback, nearly 90 years later. President Joe Biden recently signed an executive order to create a Civilian Climate Corps. The ...

Often referred to as “Roosevelt’s Tree Army,” the CCC was the first and best known of his New Deal programs, putting 3 million men ages 18 to 25 to work for $30 a month — $25 was sent home ...

The Civilian Conservation Corps created by FDR's New Deal was similar to Biden's new American Climate Corps, which will train workers for green jobs.

One of the most popular New Deal programs, the Civilian Conservation Corps put three million young men to work in the nation's forests and parks at the height of the Great Depression.

The New Deal Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration were unemployment relief programs created in the early 1930s. Adapting to its role of armor mechanized training, Fort ...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) on Friday unveiled a new art series for her district in the Bronx and Queens highlighting her Green New Deal proposal. “These posters push us to imagine ...

The New Deal fixed local roads and bridges, improved flood control, built a baseball stadium and golf course, ... When 180 young African American men of the Civilian Conservation Corps ...

The New Deal transformed the state physically, ... A live program on the Civilian Conservation Corps in New Mexico will be held at the Santa Fe Women’s Club at 1616 Old Pecos Trail at 4 p.m.