OUR WORK | CONVENE

Bringing People
Together

GIA unites educators, practitioners, students, community members, employers, and policymakers across the Inland Empire. Through intentional collaboration, we align strategies, share knowledge, and create the conditions for educational and economic success.

GIA’s Action Network Teams (ANTs) connect regional stakeholders to address specific challenges and opportunities across the cradle-to-career continuum. Members benefit from structured collaboration, shared learning, data-informed decision-making, and collective problem-solving.

K-12 SUCCESS ANT

Laying the Foundation for Lifelong Success

GIA’s K–12 Success Action Network Team unites educators, administrators, and community partners to strengthen early literacy, middle school math, and high school readiness. Together, we focus on ensuring every student is on track to graduate with the skills and confidence to thrive in college and beyond. From closing opportunity gaps to promoting rigorous coursework, we’re building pathways that support every child’s journey to success.

POSTSECONDARY SUCCESS ANT

Accelerating College Access and Completion

The Postsecondary Success Action Network Team works to expand equitable access to higher education and boost college completion rates. Our members collaborate to remove barriers, strengthen transfer pathways, and create more supportive environments for every student. Through shared data, best practices, and regional coordination, we’re helping more Inland Empire students earn degrees and credentials that open doors to opportunity.

CAREER SUCCESS ANT

Connecting Education to Career Opportunity

GIA’s Career Success Action Network Team bridges education and employment by aligning academic pathways with the region’s workforce needs. We bring together employers, educators, and community leaders to create seamless transitions from classroom to career. From internships and apprenticeships to innovative career pathways, our collective action ensures that Inland Empire graduates are ready to excel in a dynamic economy.

JOIN AN ACTION NETWORK TEAM

Join an Action Network Team
to collaborate on regional
educational initiatives

(Required)

ANT Activate 2026

This full-day retreat marks a pivotal moment, honoring a decade of collective action and launching a bold new era of regional collaboration guided by GIA’s 2030 Strategic Plan.

  • Explore a reimagined structure for Action Network Teams
  • This is your moment to connect, contribute, and lead
  • Your presence will help set the tone for the next decade

Toward a Shared Vision Annual Summit

Our annual Toward a Shared Vision (TASV) Summit brings together leaders, educators, policymakers, students, and employers to celebrate regional progress, share best practices, and strengthen collective efforts toward achieving the 70% attainment goal.

  • Keynote speakers and expert panels
  • Breakout sessions and workshops
  • Strategic collaboration and relationship building
  • Recognition of milestones and achievements
Upcoming Events

Event Calendar

  • 2026 State of the Region

    Ontario Convention Center 2000 East Convention Center Way, Ontario, CA, United States

    Look forward to the insightful dialogue and engaging presentations that delve into our event focus: Risks and Rewards: Can We Care, House, and Employ Our Future? The State of the...

  • Webinar 2: Assessing Your Institution’s AI Readiness

    This session introduces T3’s AI Adoption Rubric and Survey Suite, tools designed to help institutions assess their current stage of AI readiness using evidence rather than assumptions. Participants will learn...

  • ACE Women’s Network of Southern California – Lunch and Learn

    California State University, San Bernardino 5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino, CA, United States

    The ACE Women’s Network of Southern California is hosting a Lunch and Learn session at CSU Long Beach titled “The Power of Purpose, Passion, and Perseverance.” The session will feature...

    $85
  • Webinar 3: Building AI Capacity—Training, Roles, and Culture

    This session examines the current state of AI-related professional development across higher education, highlighting gaps in training access, strategy, and coordination. It introduces four emerging training roles; faculty/peer trainers, administrators,...

  • Webinar 4: Navigating AI Costs, Risks, and Governance

    This session examines the full range of costs associated with institutional AI adoption. It addresses both direct expenses such as licensing fees, and the less visible resource commitments required, including...

  • Webinar 5: From Experimentation to Strategy

    This capstone session synthesizes findings from T3 Advisory's study on institutional AI adoption. It focuses on the shift from isolated pilots to coordinated, campus‑wide strategy and examines how institutions that...