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Closing the child care gap is vital to Monterey County economic blueprint

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By: Nadine Ono

March 22, 2022

Lack of day care spots and low care worker pay hamper long-term success of families

Transportation Pioneer Encourages Career Pathways for a Sustainable Infrastructure Future

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By: Amber Bolden

March 15, 2022

Dr. Beverly Scott encourages young people, especially BIPOC and underserved students, to explore careers in infrastructure

PolicyWise S3 E7: Creating CaliforniansForAll with California’s Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday

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By: Nadine Ono

March 14, 2022

This week’s episode covers efforts to fuel volunteering, service and civic engagement throughout California

Why the Data Gap on Small Businesses Owned by People of Color Matters

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By: Jennifer Lovett

March 9, 2022

Addressing the barriers for BIPOC entrepreneurs made more challenging by lack of local data

Accessible housing and broadband make up a cornerstone of California region’s equity plan

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By: Nadine Ono

March 3, 2022

Salinas Valley blueprint aims to create the housing and infrastructure needed for successful neighborhoods

Standing Up an Industry: California Rolls Out Forest Biomass Initiatives

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By: Deb Kollars

February 24, 2022

A cross-agency strategy to increase forest resilience and prevent wildfires

A Blueprint for an Equitable Region Rises in California’s Salinas Valley

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By: Nadine Ono

February 17, 2022

Disparities in the agricultural hub are driving the creation of an inclusive economic investment plan with community groups at the table

PolicyWise Podcast S3 E5: Redefining Electability in Irvine with Mayor Farrah N. Khan and Mansi Kalra

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By: Nadine Ono

February 8, 2022

The first woman of color elected mayor of Irvine and first Muslim woman elected to lead a large city discusses identity, engaging youth, and who exactly is considered electable

Candid Conversation on Broadband Highlights Need for Collaboration to Deliver on New Influx of Funding

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By: Deb Kollars

February 3, 2022

Recent state and federal investments will require an unprecedented level of cooperation in California

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Closing the child care gap is vital to Monterey County economic blueprint

Transportation Pioneer Encourages Career Pathways for a Sustainable Infrastructure Future

PolicyWise S3 E7: Creating CaliforniansForAll with California’s Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday

Why the Data Gap on Small Businesses Owned by People of Color Matters

Accessible housing and broadband make up a cornerstone of California region’s equity plan

Standing Up an Industry: California Rolls Out Forest Biomass Initiatives

A Blueprint for an Equitable Region Rises in California’s Salinas Valley

PolicyWise Podcast S3 E5: Redefining Electability in Irvine with Mayor Farrah N. Khan and Mansi Kalra

Candid Conversation on Broadband Highlights Need for Collaboration to Deliver on New Influx of Funding

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