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California’s nonprofit sector is key to addressing economic insecurity
610 200 Melissa Denton and Tameka Carter

Programs like a theater company for at-risk youth can give them a reason to be optimistic and to achieve beyond circumstance

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Workforce Essentials: Nominate employer-education partnerships that should win slice of PIE Contest award
580 200 Leah Grassini Moehle

Plus, upgrade your skills with LinkedIn and evaluate career pathways with new certification program

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A Way Home for CA: What people are saying this week about the housing crisis – August 4
580 200 Justin Ewers

If communities are going to approve more housing, they’ll need more of the property taxes that go with it. But how to get it to them?

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Our Puzzling Economy: How demographic trends are disrupting growth
610 200 Mark Pisano

As California’s population gets older, more people will earn, spend, and contribute less

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The Other Side of Paradise: How to improve the promise of California’s community colleges
610 200 Sydney Kamlager-Dove

To address yawning gap between rich and poor, colleges need to be nimbler and better track how well graduates do

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California’s Community Colleges embody an answer to state’s economic insecurity
580 200 Eloy Ortiz Oakley

Chancellor — a product of the Colleges — talks about system’s vision for expanding the middle class

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California’s 114 community colleges add up to a crucial part of solving economic insecurity
610 200 Eloy Ortiz Oakley

Chancellor — a product of the Colleges — talks about system’s vision for expanding the middle class

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A Way Home for CA: What people are saying this week about the housing crisis – July 28
580 200 Justin Ewers

A look at how three coastal cities are responding to the housing crisis. (Hint: Only one of them is committed to building homes for everyone.)

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