California Forward
Smart and steady reform effort needs to be sustained – and replicated to help government adapt to a rapidly changing California.
read moreAttendees brainstormed strategies to close the skills gap and improve California’s workforce which could have a shortage of 1 million credentialed workers over the next decade.
read moreChallenge to find enough skilled workers to fill high-pay jobs represents one of the three big challenges to be featured at California Economic Summit.
read moreTaking stock of the Legislative session for results and wins for California Forward that spur community investment in housing and infrastructure.
read moreAs CA Fwd and partners collaborate on upcoming 2015 California Economic Summit, the list of wins along the Roadmap to Shared Prosperity grows.
read moreInfrastructure bills emerging in the California Legislature could offer the first glimmerings of a potential road funding deal that includes new money, new protections to ensure road funds are spent on roads, and new accountability measures.
read moreEducation, the economy, and civic engagement topped the agenda at event in Silicon Valley, where a bipartisan panel looked to kick off a larger movement to boost community involvement in solving the big problems of today.
read morePaying for badly needed maintenance of California’s transportation system would benefit from using “fourth sector” models, which combine public, private and nonprofit resources for public good.
read moreCalifornia’s long-term prosperity depends on having this conversation about paying for state’s top priorities regionally and statewide.
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