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Siri, which online classes will lead to a great job?

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By: Jim Mayer

February 20, 2018

How to close the workforce equity gap with accessible online education

Retraining Workers for the Future Economy

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By: Sarah Bohn

February 16, 2018

California’s higher education system has an important role to play in delivering retraining options.

Elevate CA: It’s Not More Jobs—It’s More Good Paying Jobs

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By: Ed Coghlan

February 12, 2018

California legislators are promoting more proactive workforce training to close gaps in needed workers

CA Economic Summit sets sights on upward mobility, launches 2018 Roadmap to Shared Prosperity

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By: Justin Ewers

February 1, 2018

Updated strategy takes on the biggest challenges that are widening the prosperity gap across the state

Chancellor: California “working learners” to benefit from online Community College

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By: Ed Coghlan

January 31, 2018

College leader responds to concerns about proposal to upskill more working Californians

Sheriff’s Department team offers fresh S.T.A.R.T. for repeat offenders in San Bernardino County

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By: Nadine Ono

January 29, 2018

Inmates connected with services before reentry to improve chances of staying out of jail

New nonpartisan coalition aims to fix what hyper-partisan politics has broken

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By: Ed Coghlan

January 25, 2018

Group aims to support state and local election reforms that make elections more competitive

How a Strong Workforce benefits everyone, fuels local economies

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By: Deborah Nankivell and Van Ton-Quinlivan

January 25, 2018

Education as a path to the California Dream needs a tune-up to fill 21st-century jobs

Practitioners Weigh in on Rising Housing Construction Costs in San Francisco

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By: Carolina Reid and Hayley Raetz

January 24, 2018

New report examines housing construction costs from perspective of professionals involved in housing development

CA FWD NEWS

Siri, which online classes will lead to a great job?

Retraining Workers for the Future Economy

Elevate CA: It’s Not More Jobs—It’s More Good Paying Jobs

CA Economic Summit sets sights on upward mobility, launches 2018 Roadmap to Shared Prosperity

Chancellor: California “working learners” to benefit from online Community College

Sheriff’s Department team offers fresh S.T.A.R.T. for repeat offenders in San Bernardino County

New nonpartisan coalition aims to fix what hyper-partisan politics has broken

How a Strong Workforce benefits everyone, fuels local economies

Practitioners Weigh in on Rising Housing Construction Costs in San Francisco

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