California Forward Announces Partnership with the UC Possibility Lab to Advance Community Benefits and Resources
Partnership aims to help under-resourced communities see real benefits from economic development projects.
Putting Purpose to Work: Re-Evaluating the Role of Technology
by Graduate Student Researcher Humphrey Obuobi I came to the Bay Area bright-eyed and excited about the promise of technology to make the world a better place, but it didn’t
Possibility Lab Releases ‘Health & Harvest’ Report, Mini-Documentary, and Narrative Site on Indicators of Farmworker Health in the Inland Empire
The Possibility Lab has released a new report in English and Spanish highlighting the urgent health challenges confronting farm, warehouse, and service workers in California’s Inland Empire communities.
2024: October 22 // Health & Harvest: Health Indicators of IE and Coachella Valley Farmworkers
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Coachella Valley Library to celebrate the release of our new report and mini-documentary focused on developing health indicators with Inland Empire and
Possibility Lab, Alameda County Emergency Medical Services Agency, and the CARESTAR Foundation Announce New Partnership for First-Of-Its-Kind Study to Explore Racial and Gender Equity in the EMS Workforce
Partnership will support a first-of-its-kind study focused on gaining understanding of the causes and implications of racial and gender disparities in the EMS workforce, as well as exploring solutions.
La Opinión: Los retos de la comunidad latina en Inland Empire
La mayoría de los votantes latinos registrados para votar en Inland Empire (IE) consideran que la vivienda, la comida saludable y el cuidado infantil son difíciles de acceder, según el
Desert Sun: Election 2024: Latino voters cite affordable housing, food access, child care as top issues
With election season in full swing, access to affordable housing, healthy food and child care services are among the most widespread challenges for Latino voters in Riverside and San Bernardino The Press-Enterprise: Do Inland Empire Latinos Have Easy Access to Basic Needs?
Survey results released Monday, Sept. 16, show problems — especially compared to White voters. Read the full article here.