Press Release

On May 26, Mayor Todd Gloria and the Workforce Partnership will host a free Creative Industries Job and Resource Fair. 

On April 30, the San Diego Workforce Partnership, San Diego Public Library and San Diego Public Library Foundation will host a free Career Exploration Workshop open to the public.

The JPMorgan Chase Foundation has awarded the San Diego Workforce Partnership with a $400,000 grant to pilot programs that provide underrepresented and low-income workers with support in launching meaningful careers in the healthcare industry.

The Workforce Partnership names four new board members: Connie Lundgren, Matt Martin, Aida Rosa and Mark Sutton.

San Diego Gas & Electric awarded the Workforce Partnership a $150,000 grant in support of their Construction Career Jumpstart and Income Share Agreement programs

The San Diego Workforce Partnership announced that it was awarded $1,714,588 in funding through the United States Department of Labor’s Comprehensive and Accessible Reemployment through Equitable Employment Recovery (CAREER) Dislocated Worker Grants program. CAREER National Dislocated Worker Grants fund a

Three new partners, MiraCosta College, San Diego College of Continuing Education and National Foundation for Autism Research, were selected by industry employers to prepare San Diego’s next generation of tech workers through CyberHire.

Mayor Todd Gloria, along with regional and local partners committed to investing in equity throughout the region, shared updates from the City’s Back to Work SD initiative and ongoing collaborations focused on supporting the Black community. “Our youth are the

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SAN DIEGO, CA — The San Diego Workforce Partnership is excited to announce the appointment of three new board members to the Workforce Development Board (WDB): Risa Baron, manager of Republic Services Brigette Browning, executive secretary treasurer, San Diego

The San Diego Workforce Partnership, the City of San Diego and local elected officials announced the new San Diego County youth workforce development system to provide education, training and employment services to young San Diegans ages 16 to 24.