A new policy brief from the Public Policy Institute of California says the path from school to work is changing for young Californians, with many
California’s 2025 School Dashboard shows steady gains in key academic and engagement indicators — but also underscores that African American students continue to face some
Upland, CA — Every so often, a story comes along that reminds us of who we are, where we come from, and what we can
Medi-Cal is undergoing major changes. For Black Californians, these shifts bring both opportunities and challenges. As California continues to reshape its health care system through
Kellie Todd Griffin, President and CEO California Black Women’s Collective Empowerment Institute. CBM photo by Ian Foxx. By: Kellie Todd Griffin, Special to California Black
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