This month's partner spotlight belongs to the California African American Chamber of Commerce (CAAACC). As California’s largest statewide, Black chamber organization, their educational and advocacy programs are directly in line with the work of UNITE-LA. The CAAACC drives equitable public policies that expand access to economic opportunities and level the playing field for African American businesses and entrepreneurs, as well as the African American community overall.

Over the last month, UNITE-LA’s My Pathway to Health program has seen many successes as we transition from allied health training to job placement.

For the past 10 years, The Boeing Company has supported UNITE-LA’s work to build a strong 21st century workforce prepared for STEAM careers in our region.

On Oct. 12, UNITE-LA launched its fourth cohort of Step into Tech in partnership with the Cisco Networking Academy with 18 participants, which will be culminating on Nov. 16.

UNITE-LA’s LA Regional Cleantech Career Academy hosted its first career day in October.

Last month, UNITE-LA hosted a virtual Health Care Career Fair, with close to 50 aspiring, health care professionals in attendance.

Staff from UNITE-LA traveled to Dallas, TX, last month to attend the 2023 National College Attainment Network (NCAN) Conference.

Last month, UNITE-LA partnered with the Los Angeles Regional Consortium (LARC), Pasadena City College (PCC) and the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County (CCALAC) to host the Community Health Job & Career Fair on the Pasadena City College Foothill campus.

Last month, UNITE-LA’s Tech Pathways Academy, powered by Microsoft, launched with 32 high school students from across L.A. County.

UNITE-LA’s National Strategic Partnerships (NSP) team participated in the Grantmakers for Education annual conference in Atlanta, GA, in mid-October.