The second webinar in the Ethnic Studies Informational Series focuses on Chicano Latino Studies. Hosted by State Superintendent Tony Thurmond, it also features civil rights activist Dolores Huerta; Assemblymember Jose Medina, who drafted legislation to make ethnic studies a high school graduation requirement; students; and members of CDE's newly formed Youth Advisory Council.
The Superintendents Forum will discuss the subject of reopening schools.
Join industry leaders from Wells Fargo and Freddie Mac for the Wells Fargo – Freddie Mac Economic Forum. You'll hear about current trends and factors that are impacting the U.S. economy and the housing sector. In this session, you’ll also learn more about housing initiatives and resources designed to support current and future homebuyers and inform […]
Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) are key to the workforce success of Latino students. Excelencia has worked with several HSIs to learn how they’re supporting their Latino students to be competitive in the workforce. Their practices keep students in mind and allowed the institutions profiled to quickly shift, while continuing to serve, after Covid-19. In this webinar, […]
Colleges are beginning to understand what reopened campuses in the fall should look like to keep students, faculty, and staff safe in the face of Covid-19. But how can they get those groups to follow social distancing rules, personal protective equipment guidelines, and residential living health requirements? Register now for this virtual event on Wednesday, […]
