UNITE-LA and the L.A. Region K-16 Collaborative recently released a new report, Preparing L.A. County Students for Opportunity, Risk and Mobility in Computer Science and Engineering, examining the opportunities and challenges students face in accessing education and career pathways in these fields.

The report highlights significant gaps in representation, including that Hispanic or Latino students account for 67 percent of L.A. County high school graduates but just 31 percent of computer science students at four-year institutions and 18 percent of the computer science workforce. These findings underscore the need to strengthen education-to-career pathways and expand access to economic opportunity.

Join us Nov. 19 for a webinar exploring the report's key findings and recommendations for strengthening computer science and engineering pathways across L.A. County.

Read the full report and register for the Nov. 19 webinar to learn more.