Past Events
FACCC Legislative Recap Webinar FACCC President Wendy Brill-Wynkoop delves into a comprehensive discussion of this year's community college legislation and offers valuable insights into what we can anticipate in the upcoming 2024 legislative session. Watch the recorded webinar here. FACCC State Budget Webinar Executive Director Evan Hawkins reviews the changes included in the enacted 2023 - 24 state budget and shares how they could impact your college budget and the students you serve. FACCC May Revise Webinar FACCC Executive Director Evan Hawkins discusses the proposals and notable changes included in Governor Newsom's May Revise. Watch the recorded webinar here. Educational Philanthrocapitalists: Threats to Faculty, Students, and Democracy In this virtual presentation, FACCC Past President Dr. Debbie Klein and FACCC President Wendy Brill-Wynkoop discuss the impact philanthrocapitalist foundations have had on California Community Colleges over the past 20 years. These foundations have aimed to promote equity but have implemented policies that apply corporate efficiency models to public education, resulting in a disconnect between their goals and the outcomes of their policies. As a result, their policies have created more barriers to enrollment and success, leading to a loss of over one million students in the system over a decade. Watch the recorded webinar here. Click here for the PowerPoint presentation. 2023 Advocacy & Policy Conference The 2023 Advocacy & Policy Conference featured a distinguished line-up of speakers including New York Times bestselling author and political strategist Steve Phillips, Senator Caroline Menjivar, as well as informative sessions lead by policymakers and higher education leaders. Find the Lobby Day talking points here. 2023 FACCC Policy Forum The Two-Tier System: Strategizing for Change This year’s Policy Forum centered part-time faculty issues with a focus on the pursuit of a one-tier faculty workplace. FACCC recognizes we operate within a two-tiered system that produces inequality among the faculty. This forum has provided an opportunity to learn about and engage with the various policy proposals supported by part-time faculty leaders. Click here for the PowerPoint presentation.
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