By David Rattray, David Gordon, Bruce Fuller, Special to CalMatters

This Op-Ed was originally published as Guest Commentary in CalMatters on February 26, 2020

Sonia Campos Rivera, VP of Public Policy and Public Affairs, responds to governor's budget proposal

Congratulations to Juana Hernandez as she is honored for her work leading higher education initiatives through the L.A. Compact

UNITE-LA unveils "We Choose ALL" book

L.A. Youth at Work joins Mayor Garcetti as he kicks off this summer's HIRE LA's Youth Program

On January 26, 2017, a DACA/CA Dream Act training for school counselors and college access providers at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels was hosted in partnership with the Southern California College Access Network (SoCal CAN), LAUSD, and the California Community Foundation.

UNITE-LA congratulates our President, David Rattray, on being named a Linked Learning Alliance 2017 Champion Award winner.

1 Free year of Community College Promised to LAUSD Graduates

The L.A. College Promise officially kicked-off with a public celebration at Los Angeles City College on September 14, 2016 that featured Dr. Jill Biden, Second Lady of the United States and Honorary Chair of President Obama’s national College Promise Campaign who stresses that the L.A. College Promise is not a “one-way street.”  She spoke directly to students in the audience and explained that if they benefit from the L.A. College Promise, they must also give back to their communities once they graduate.