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Eliminating Digital Discrimination For Digital Equity: A Year in Review
In 2023, the Digital Equity Initiative continued to advance California’s digital equity priorities alongside state, regional, and local partners by ramping up participation and investment in advocacy and systems-change solutions to tackle digital discrimination in all its forms.
Making Intellectual Property Education Accessible to All: A Year in Review
The past year in the Michelson Institute for Intellectual Property was defined by strategic advancements, significant partnerships, and impactful initiatives, all aligning with our core mission to ensure that intellectual property education reaches all communities—no matter where they are.
Why Student Parent Data Matters: A Conversation with The Education Trust—West
The Education Trust—West joined us to kick off The State of Pregnant and Parenting Students to discuss how the California State Universities (CSUs) are improving data collection concerning pregnant and parenting students. As we eagerly await the full report in February, we look forward to seeing more campuses intentionally gather the data needed to understand the experiences of pregnant and parenting students.
Forging Equitable Futures for Students with Basic Needs: A Year in Review
As 2023 draws to a close, it’s the perfect opportunity to reflect on the amazing advancements made to create more equitable pathways and futures for students who are struggling to meet their basic needs while in college.
Empowering Futures: How Homeboy Industries Provides Pathways to College Education
“Pathways from Prison to College: California’s Best Practices in Action,” highlights remarkable organizations across the state who are implementing “California’s Best Practices: Pathways From Prison to College.” Homeboy Industries recently joined us to discuss how they’re leveraging the Best Practices and what’s in store.
2023 Open Education Conference: A Student’s Perspective
The Open Education Conference is not a space that students tend to know about, nor is it generally accessible to students due to registration fees and content being catered toward administrators and educators. Student power, however, is imperative in conversations surrounding inclusive and accessible higher education. Learn more from Kaitlyn Wagman.
Breaking Barriers in the Smart Justice Space: A Year in Review
From Pell Grant reinstatement to the publication of California’s Best Practices: Pathways From Prison to College, 2023 was a pivotal year for smart justice. Learn more about the Spark Grantees, strengthened partnerships, and more.
Building Student Power and the Open Movement: A Year in Review
Throughout the years, our focus on making sure every student has the opportunity to succeed without the barrier of high course material costs continues to guide our work—2023 was no exception. Join Cailyn Nagle and Marissa Martinez as they reflect on the Open Educational Resources Initiative’s successes.