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Inland Empire Organizations Kickoff 2025-2026 Cash for College Season
With the 2025–26 financial aid season officially underway, regional partners are uniting to ensure every Inland Empire student has access to the support they need. On October 8, 2025, Growing Inland Achievement (GIA) joined partners from across the Inland Empire to officially kick off the 2025–26 Cash for College season. The regional launch event, held…
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Why AB 1454 Matters: A New Policy Brief from Growing Inland Achievement
This concise brief offers regional context, policy framing, and clear recommendations for education leaders, district administrators, and civic stakeholders committed to improving literacy outcomes.
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Higher Endeavor Gains Momentum Across Inland Empire Institutions
Through the Higher Endeavor initiative, Growing Inland Achievement continues to support postsecondary institutions in the Inland Empire as they take concrete steps toward transformational change.
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GIA Welcomes 2025-26 Randall Lewis Policy Fellow
Juna Park-Rogers joins GIA through the Randall Lewis Policy Fellowship Program, coordinated by UC Riverside’s Center for Community Solutions and School of Public Policy.
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GIA Research Director Selected for California Education Policy Fellowship Program
Growing Inland Achievement is pleased to share that Dr. Sorrel Stielstra, Director of Research, has been selected to join the 2025–26 cohort of the California Education Policy Fellowship Program (CA EPFP).
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Education Insight Named Locally Produced Program of the Year at Best of the West Media Awards
Growing Inland Achievement’s radio and podcast program, Education Insight, has been named Locally Produced Radio or Television Program of the Year in 2025 by the Best of the West Media Awards, sponsored by the American Advertising Federation Western Region.
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GIA Partners with Mexican Consulate to Expand Scholarship Access for Inland Students
Growing Inland Achievement is proud to partner with the Consulate of Mexico in San Bernardino through the IME Becas 2025 program to support students of Mexican descent in the Inland Empire.
