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Reskilling San Diegans can open up access to tech jobs and the middle class

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By: Ed Coghlan

April 3, 2018

Workforce education delivered online could build up the local talent pipeline

Tech Industry and Mental Health Advocates Seek Solutions at First-Ever Summit

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By: Nadine Ono

April 3, 2018

Diverse crowd comes together to brainstorm atypical solutions to serve Californians with mental health needs

Can an online college help the stranded worker in California?

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By: Ed Coghlan

March 29, 2018

Digital skills have become a basic requirement, leaving many working Californians behind

Mental health services are cutting criminal justice detention rates and homelessness in L.A. County

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By: Nadine Ono

March 28, 2018

Study shows adults and transition-age youth enrolled as county mental health clients were detained fewer times

How removing barriers to higher education can help prevent a life of incarceration

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By: Nadine Ono

March 26, 2018

Report provides roadmap for using education support for incarcerated Californians to cut recidivism

CA Fwd report highlights ideas for getting more housing out of last year’s housing package

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By: Justin Ewers

March 23, 2018

Implementation efforts, the best chance this year to make a dent in the housing crisis, reach critical juncture

Broad coalition of support grows for California’s online community college idea

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By: Ed Coghlan

March 22, 2018

Business, labor, education and economic development leaders find promise in high-tech learning for working Californians

How to upskill Silicon Valley’s workforce for the automation disruption

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By: Ed Coghlan

March 16, 2018

Leaders gathered to talk about training region’s workers ahead of technological changes in the economy

It All Adds Up: The Cost of Housing Development Fees in Seven California Cities

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By: Sarah Mawhorter and David Garcia

March 15, 2018

Research shows problems with how development fees are currently implemented in California cities

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Reskilling San Diegans can open up access to tech jobs and the middle class

Tech Industry and Mental Health Advocates Seek Solutions at First-Ever Summit

Can an online college help the stranded worker in California?

Mental health services are cutting criminal justice detention rates and homelessness in L.A. County

How removing barriers to higher education can help prevent a life of incarceration

CA Fwd report highlights ideas for getting more housing out of last year’s housing package

Broad coalition of support grows for California’s online community college idea

How to upskill Silicon Valley’s workforce for the automation disruption

It All Adds Up: The Cost of Housing Development Fees in Seven California Cities

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