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California’s Digital Divide — COVID-19 And What We Do Now?

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By: Ed Coghlan

May 8, 2020

WATCH: Catch up on progress toward Broadband For All with a recent CA Fwd virtual event

How a Central Valley community college adapted to COVID-19 online learning shift

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By: Ed Coghlan

May 7, 2020

Expanding broadband access in vast regions of California was already a large educational challenge

Beneficiaries of Headwater Forests Can Be Key Partners in Developing More Resilient California

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By: Deb Kollars

May 6, 2020

Report: Win-win nature of improving forest health benefits water supply, community well-being, and climate resiliency beyond the rural regions

2020 PIE Contest Opens to Honor Employer-Education Workforce Programs

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By: CA Economic Summit

April 28, 2020

Nominations now accepted for fourth annual Partnerships For Industry and Education competition

Forestry training program helping cut wildfire risk and create jobs, ecosystem benefits

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By: Deb Kollars

April 24, 2020

New Central Valley Forestry Corps augments fire fighting and forest restoration activities

What major shifts in manufacturing mean for workforce training in Los Angeles Basin

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By: Nadine Ono

April 23, 2020

Report: Opportunities open for middle-skill workers trained at area community colleges

Innovative wood products hold potential for healthier forests and statewide carbon benefits

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By: Deb Kollars

April 16, 2020

Study: Reducing wildfire risk just one benefit of finding new uses for excess woody materials

Broad coalition calls for inclusive regional economic planning in state’s recovery

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By: John Guenther

April 14, 2020

Legislation would create path for more collaboration between local, nonprofit, business, and philanthropy leaders in California’s regions

Rural California county helps close academic and digital divides

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By: Nadine Ono

April 10, 2020

Student performance and families benefit from school-based program offering low-cost internet access

CA FWD NEWS

California’s Digital Divide — COVID-19 And What We Do Now?

How a Central Valley community college adapted to COVID-19 online learning shift

Beneficiaries of Headwater Forests Can Be Key Partners in Developing More Resilient California

2020 PIE Contest Opens to Honor Employer-Education Workforce Programs

Forestry training program helping cut wildfire risk and create jobs, ecosystem benefits

What major shifts in manufacturing mean for workforce training in Los Angeles Basin

Innovative wood products hold potential for healthier forests and statewide carbon benefits

Broad coalition calls for inclusive regional economic planning in state’s recovery

Rural California county helps close academic and digital divides

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