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For over 25 years, Proposition 209 has prevented the state from taking active measures to prevent discrimination and ensure equality of opportunity. California… Contact:Kristin Costa, [email protected], 408.500.8555Stephanie Ong, [email protected], 415.786.5568 In response to Governor Newsom’s May Revision t… Poll Results Show Coronavirus Crisis Puts Parents’ and Young Children’s Well-being at Risk California’s parents of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers are expe… Each year, The Education Trust–West analyzes the state budget and proposed legislation to identify 8 key proposals that have potential for advancing educationa… Contact: Kristin [email protected] Poll: California Parents Very Concerned About Children Falling Behind During School ClosuresFirst … Poll Results Show California Parents Very Concerned About Children Falling Behind During School Closures Parents are very concerned about their child falling… The digital and technology resource divide is not a new phenomenon facing school-aged children of color and children experiencing poverty. A recent study found… The COVID-19 pandemic has posed an unprecedented education equity crisis in California. Education leaders at schools and colleges across the state have closed … For the latest information on the response to the Coronavirus in the state of California, please visit the California Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response page. Th… Preparing for the coronavirus through an educational equity lens starts by recognizing that vulnerable students are at particular risk if schools close for any… Over a million students of color attend California’s community colleges, gaining technical skills and education that prepares them for transfer and a variety o… In response to Governor Newsom’s 2020-2021 California State Budget proposal, Dr. Elisha Smith Arrillaga, executive director of Ed Trust–West issued the followi… The Education Trust–West Announces Strategic Advisors To Commence 20 Years of Fierce Advocacy The Education Trust–West has launched a group of formal Strategic… In closing out Ed Trust–West’s Ed Equity Forum earlier this fall, Ruben E. Canedo Sanchez urged attendees to do something that is unfortunately unusual in advo… California’s diverse population speaks dozens of different languages. That diversity contributes to the best parts of our state – a vibrant culture, innovative… Data can be a powerful tool for illuminating inequities and capitalizing on opportunities for students along their educational journeys. Governor Newsom and st… One of the largest barriers to attaining a degree is college affordability – but it doesn’t have to be. California educates approximately 1 out of every 10 K-1… California has one of the most diverse, vibrant populations in the country, and our schools are no different. Three out of four California students, from trans… Dr. Elisha Smith Arrillaga, Executive Director of The Education Trust–West, today issued the following statement in response to the release of 2019 results of … In response to Governor Newsom’s veto of Assembly Bill 751, Dr. Elisha Smith Arrillaga, Executive Director of Ed Trust–West issued the following statement:Ed T…Advocates for educational justice and the high academic achievement of all California students, pre-k through college, particularly those of color and living in poverty.
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Affirmative Action: Frequently Asked Questions
Ed Trust–West Responds to Governor Newsom’s 2020-2021 May Budget Revision
California Parent Poll: COVID-19 and Early Childhood
The Equity 8 – California’s Key Legislative Principles Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Poll: California Parents Very Concerned About Children Falling Behind During School Closures
California Parent Poll: COVID-19 and School Closures
Education Equity in Crisis: The Digital Divide
Education Equity in Crisis: How to Address Learning, Promotions, Transitions and Grades in Light of School and College Closures
COVID-19: Education Equity Resources & Responses
Ed Trust–West highlights 6 steps schools can take to address educational equity if required to close due to coronavirus
Think Equitably, Act Locally: Ensuring Equity and Collective Advocacy in California Community Colleges
Ed Trust–West Responds to Governor Newsom’s 2020-2021 Budget Proposal
Announcing Our Strategic Advisors To Commence 20 Years of Fierce Advocacy
Continuing the fight: Reflections from Ed Trust-West’s #EdEquityForum2019
Advocacy Tools: Implementing the English Learner Roadmap and Affirming the Rights of English Learners
Data For The People: What’s Next: Designing a Cradle-to-Career Data System for an Equitable California
Hidden Figures: A Framework to Increase Access to Financial Aid
Seen, Heard, Reflected: A Look At California’s Teacher of Color Shortage
Statement on Results of the 2019 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)
Ed Trust–West Responds to Governor Newsom’s Veto of Assembly Bill 751
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