Public & Community Health
Through the Public & Community Health career pathway, community college students pursue a postsecondary credential, complete a nine-month paid work-based learning fellowship with community-based organizations, and develop skills in community health outreach, health equity organizing, and advocacy. Fellows work alongside community health workers and advocates to address the social determinants of health shaping their communities.
Community Planning & Economic Development
Through the Community Planning & Economic Development career pathway, community college students pursue a postsecondary credential, complete a nine-month paid work-based learning fellowship with community-based organizations, and develop skills in neighborhood planning, community development, and economic justice. Fellows organize alongside residents, engage local stakeholders, and advance equitable development in the communities they come from.
Community-Based Immigration Legal Services
Through the Community-Based Immigration Legal Services career pathway, community college students pursue a postsecondary credential, complete a nine-month paid work-based learning fellowship with DOJ-recognized community-based immigration legal services organizations, and receive specialized training in immigration law. Fellows build the skills to serve immigrant communities as advocates, practitioners, paralegals, legal assistants, and nonprofit leaders.
Environmental Justice & Sustainability
Through the Environmental Justice & Sustainability career pathway, community college students pursue a postsecondary credential, complete a nine-month paid work-based learning fellowship with community-based organizations, and develop the organizing, advocacy, and power-building skills that community change careers demand. Fellows deepen their knowledge of environmental justice, climate justice, and community-led solutions, and prepare for careers as advocates, organizers, and nonprofit leaders.
Leadership & Social Change
Through the Leadership & Social Change career pathway, community college students pursue a postsecondary credential, complete a nine-month paid work-based learning fellowship with community-based organizations, and develop the organizing, advocacy, and leadership skills that community change careers demand. Fellows lead civic engagement efforts, advocacy projects, and community-based initiatives that build power in their local communities.
Language Justice & Interpretation
Through the Language Justice & Interpretation career pathway, community college students pursue a postsecondary credential, complete a nine-month paid work-based learning fellowship with nonprofit and community partners, and receive specialized training in Indigenous language interpretation. Fellows expand access to legal, health care, educational, and other critical services for Indigenous migrant communities across California.
