RESEARCH – Page 2 – New American Business Association (NABA)

Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Latest:

AI as Accessibility Infrastructure: A Cost-Based Economic Framework for ADA Website Compliance, Multimodal Communication, and Human-Centered Public Access for Small Businesses, Workforce Institutions, and Public Organizations – RESEARCH & PODCAST SERIES 2026
Reframing Beauty Licensing as Economic-Mobility Infrastructure: A Public-Interest Analysis
Workforce-First Beauty Education as Public Infrastructure: A Policy Brief for Kentucky and the Nation
The Architecture of Resilience: A Decadal Analysis of Affordability, Inclusion, and the Future of Beauty Education in Kentucky
A Workforce-First Model for Beauty Licensing and Training – RESEARCH & PODCAST SERIES 2026

March 23, 2026 Di Tran

A Simple Fix for Kentucky’s Workforce: Why Standardizing Cosmetology Student Transcripts Matters – MARCH 2026

❓ What is the issue with cosmetology student transcripts in Kentucky? Kentucky requires cosmetology students to complete a set number

ADVOCACY FEATURED RESEARCH Workforce Development

March 23, 2026 Di Tran

Builders of the American Local Economy: A Comprehensive Economic, Cultural, and Workforce Analysis of Asian, Latino, and Immigrant Contributions to Kentucky’s Growth Engine — A Case Study Framework Anchored by Louisville Beauty Academy and the Di Tran University Model – RESEARCH & PODCAST SERIES 2026

Di Tran University — The College of HumanizationResearch & Policy Development Division Research & Educational Disclaimer This publication is provided

ADVOCACY FEATURED News RESEARCH

March 20, 2026 Di Tran

Beauty/Cosmetology Schools Under Financial Value Transparency and Gainful Employment Pressure (Week of March 14–20, 2026) – RESEARCH SERIES 2026

🔹 What is causing beauty schools to close in 2026? Beauty schools are closing due to federal regulations like Gainful

FEATURED RESEARCH

February 21, 2026 Di Tran

The Economics and Regulation of Beauty Education: A Comprehensive Analysis of Labor Markets, Consumer Protection, and Regulatory Literacy in the Kentucky Personal Care Sector – RESEARCH & PODCAST SERIES 2026

The pursuit of professional licensure in the beauty industry represents a significant intersection of personal ambition, educational investment, and public

ADVOCACY Business FEATURED RESEARCH Workforce Development

January 2, 2026 Di Tran

The Great Decoupling: How FAFSA Regulatory Mechanisms and the “Glamour Tax” Are Reshaping the Economics of Beauty Education – RESEARCH JAN 2026

Executive Summary The American vocational education sector, specifically the beauty and wellness industry, is currently navigating a period of unprecedented

Translate »