The California EDGE Coalition is saddened by the untimely passing of Scott Lay, one of our founding Board members. Together we forged a non-partisan coalition of unlikely allies, bringing business, labor, social justice, public higher education and workforce development groups
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Latinx Heritage Month 2021
EDGE celebrates the Latinx culture this month and every month! Our mission focuses on communities that have been historically left out of California’s prosperity and sadly, the Latinx community is included in this troubling trend. EDGE will continue to center
Call to Action: Support Workforce Development, Education, and Training Bills Pending on the Governor’s Desk!
The end of session deadline was Friday, September 10th, 2021, where hundreds of bills were voted on by the Legislature. The EDGE Team is excited to see the passage of our priority bills that are now on the Governor’s desk!
Cradle-to-Career Data System – Ongoing Engagement Throughout Implementation
Development of the Cradle-to-Career Data System, CA’s first longitudinal data system, is underway – and it is imperative that stakeholders and advocates remain engaged throughout implementation. To Recap 2021-22 State Budget includes $18 million to build the data system. SB
As the fall semester quickly approaches, there are still eligible students on the fence about enrolling at California community college. Prospective students are encouraged to enroll now in classes and plan ahead for future semesters. The benefits can’t be ignored.
Visit EDGE’s Cradle-to-Career Hub for the Latest Information and Calls to Action Related to California’s Longitudinal Data System
The CA EDGE Coalition applauds the Governor and Legislature for investing in the Cradle-to-Career Data System, California’s first longitudinal data system. Now that the investment has been secured, it is imperative that advocacy efforts continue throughout the implementation process. In
Register for the Skills for CA Power Hour – Training and Hiring Strategies that Lead to Good Jobs for Immigrant Communities and English Language Learners.
California is home to nearly 11 million immigrants – accounting for almost 27 percent of the state’s population. Roughly 2.5 million immigrants are undocumented, meaning less access to social safety net programs, financial assistance, and job security. Throughout the ongoing