California Forward
Joint strategy sessions led by GO-Biz and CA Fwd are highlighting regional assets and ideas to boost equitable growth
Talent gap and an aging population are upping the demand for more workers in middle-skills jobs in mid-income range
Economic issues and disparities in Bay Area cut across local borders. Solutions should, too.
With only 20 percent of the Inland Empire holding bachelor’s degrees, education is key to solving economic uncertainty
Businesses and workers outside urban cores face distinct challenges including the digital divide
To match workforce needs, two colleges worked together to offer a four-year biotech and biomanufacturing degree
Too often poverty initiatives are not tailored to local community needs and not driven by evidence of effective outcomes.
State budget passage means community college CTE programs will get a much needed upgrade on how the colleges train to meet demands.
How regionalism and collaboration between industry and colleges produce stronger skills for students to take to the workforce