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

In our new blog post, FACCC Past President (@Windo) 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,

“We try really hard not to put any kind of barriers up for a student.”.Faculty and administrators across California’s community colleges are working to protect financial aid while keeping access open for real students who need it most. via @edsource.

We proudly support efforts to protect and uplift our LGBTQ+ students, faculty, and staff. FACCC Governor-at-Large Jacob Traugott, faculty at Sacramento City College, attended #SFPride in solidarity alongside fellow advocates. 🫶🏻 #TrustEducators #HigherEd

California colleges spend millions to catch plagiarism and AI. Is the faulty tech worth it? Tools like Turnitin and other AI detectors are expensive, invasive, and often inaccurate. What faculty really need is time, support, and trust. As FACCC Past President Wendy Brill-Wynkoop.

The FACCC Board of Governors and FACCC EI Board of Directors have come together in San Diego for our annual retreat, where we’re welcoming our incoming board members and building momentum for the year to come. We look forward to seeing what we can accomplish together!.#HigherEd

Today, we observe #Juneteenth, a national holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S. Juneteenth marks the day freedom was enforced in Texas, honoring the end of slavery and the ongoing fight for justice.

🚨Another big win today! .The Joint Legislative Audit Committee approved a FACCC-sponsored audit, authored by @SenBobArchuleta, to investigate excessive reserve funds in California community college districts. Experts recommend reserves around 17% of annual budgets, but the

Two recent court decisions could mark a turning point for part-time faculty rights in California's community colleges. As lawsuits related to unpaid labor move forward, districts statewide are beginning to take notice. FACCC Executive Director Stephanie Goldman weighed in on the.

We are excited to announce that the FACCC-sponsored audit request addressing the issue of fraudulent students has passed the Joint Legislative Audit Committee. Thank you to Assemblymember Blanca Rubio for recognizing what a significant problem this is and for authoring the

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Oranit Limmaneeprasert of American River College as FACCC’s new president. A lifelong advocate for equity, education, and faculty empowerment, Oranit brings deep experience and inspiring perspective to this role. We’re excited for her leadership

🎙️ New Episode of Amplifying Voices!.Host Ryan Tripp sits down with Milton E. Clarke, author of The Community College Reform Movement, to critique today’s reform agenda, one that prioritizes speed and metrics over student realities. 📢 “You're still throwing students into a

On Tuesday, our Government Relations Director, Anna Mathews, shared FACCC’s perspective at the Senate Budget Subcommittee. We’re grateful for progress, but we’re still pushing. ✅ 90% reimbursement for part-time faculty office hours.✅ $260M restored to community colleges from

The Great Teachers Seminar is kicking off in San Diego, and the energy is high! This group is ready for a week of inspiration and connection. #GreatTeachersSeminar #HigherEd #TrustEducators #GTS

Congratulations to our President, Wendy Brill-Wynkoop! Yesterday, @Windo received the prestigious California Teachers Association (@WeAreCTA) Higher Educator of the Year Award, which recognizes her decades-long dedication to students, faculty, and the mission of public higher

Happy #PrideMonth! This is a time to uplift and celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community. We recognize the rich history and vibrant identities that help shape our world. May we continue to create spaces where all people and families feel accepted, supported, and celebrated.