In our new blog post, FACCC Past President (Wendy Brill-Wynkoop) Wendy Brill-Wynkoop reflects on the powerful Rising Scholars graduation at the California Rehabilitation Center and how it reignited her passion for equity and access in education. Proof that no matter the circumstances,

Wishing you all a safe and joyful Fourth of July! #IndependenceDay

🎙️ New Episode of Amplifying Voices! We're thrilled to welcome FACCC Executive Director Stephanie Goldman as she shares her journey and vision for strengthening the organization through uplifting part-time faculty, growing grassroots power, and building strategic partnerships

"Starting in July 2026, Pell Grant recipients will be able to spend their awards on educational programs that last more than eight but less than 15 weeks at accredited institutions. Supporters of extending Pell to shorter programs say doing so will make educational programs more

"Lifting the (lower court's block) will unleash untold harm, delaying or denying educational opportunities and leaving students to suffer from discrimination, sexual assault, and other civil rights violations without the federal resources Congress intended," wrote Justice Sonia

The energy at last month’s Great Teachers Seminar in San Diego was unforgettable, and in less than two weeks we’re bringing that same spirit of connection and inspiration to Monterey. We’re ready to welcome a new group of educators eager to share, reflect, and grow. Let’s keep

FACCC President Oranit Limmaneeprasert attended the California Community Colleges Board of Governors meeting today, where she submitted public comments on several issues. We appreciate the opportunity to elevate faculty voices at the state level. #HigherEd #TrustEducators Academic Senate for California Community Colleges

"Under the proposed cuts, many college students may lose access to health coverage, including mental health care, which is vital to academic success.” — Ted Mitchell, President of the American Council on Education

Just getting started, but the smiles, stories, and connection are already filling the air at the Great Teachers Seminar. #GTS #GreatTeachers #CaliforniaGreatTeachersSeminar #TrustEducators #HigherEd #FACCC

A new report released by the @CCCCO shows California’s community colleges generate $173 billion in economic impact and support nearly 1.7 million jobs across the state. Students, taxpayers, and society all see major returns on investment. Released alongside the updated Vision

“It’s a tough situation for faculty,” says FACCC Executive Director Stephanie Goldman. “How do you use AI in the classroom while still ensuring that students, who are still developing critical thinking skills, aren’t just using it as a crutch?” As California’s community colleges

Earlier this week, Assemblymember Lisa Calderon met with Mt. SAC Faculty Association (Mt. SAC FA) President Emily Woolery, Joshua Christ, and FACCC Board Member Andrew Aleman to talk about the value of higher education in her district. We’re grateful to Assemblymember Lisa Calderon for taking

FACCC President Oranit Limmaneeprasert represented FACCC at an event in San Jose last weekend, where she had the privilege of chatting with Speaker Robert Rivas, Assemblymember Patrick Ahrens, and Assemblymember Ash Kalra 🌱. FACCC remains grateful for opportunities to connect with

Congratulations to Dr. René Lozano, Chair of the FACCC Counselors Committee and counselor at El Camino College, who was honored last night at the Lynwood City Council meeting for his outstanding contributions to expanding college access and his dedicated volunteer work with local

FACCC is at Sacramento City College today! We’re here to connect with faculty and share how you can be part of the statewide voice for our community colleges. Come by our table for a quick chat and awesome swag. #HigherEd #SacCityCollege #FACCC

🚨We're hiring! Are you a California community college student or recent graduate with an interest in communications, advocacy, and storytelling? FACCC is searching for a Communications Coordinator to bring creativity and fresh perspectives to the team. You’ll help create digital

Hey everyone, FACCC is at American River College (ARC News) this afternoon. Stop by our table to chat with us about statewide advocacy for faculty and pick up some swag while you’re here! #FACCC #ARC #HigherEd #Campusvisit

‼️California can’t wait, our state is projected to be short 44,000 nurses by 2030. AB 1400 (Soria) creates a pathway for community colleges to offer a bachelor’s degree in nursing, giving more students access to this vital profession and strengthening our healthcare system. 📢