Water Education For Latino Leaders

Untapped building on its success in water education, well launched the well untapped, a selective, six-month program for local elected leaders aimed at deepening their understanding of california water policy and its many challenges. The untapped program creates an opportunity for local leaders to examine water issues with respect to history, governance, public policy, geography, economic, human rights, and climate change.

The california water, wastewater, and energy workforce development program is a statewide initiative dedicated to strengthening california's workforce pipeline and advancing career opportunities across the water and energy sectors. A four-member coalition composed of the african american water education foundation, water education for latino leaders, jewish vocational services, and the california municipal utilities association provides guidance and strategic direction for the program. The program builds pathways for individuals to enter and advance within the water and energy industries-from entry-level to executive positions. The coalition seeks to expand access to technical training, leadership development, and professional growth opportunities that prepare participants to take on critical roles within utilities and related organizations. Through collaborative efforts and innovative programming, the coalition is committed to cultivating a strong, skilled, and forward-looking workforce that reflects the evolving needs of california's water and energy systems.