On April 19, California Competes Executive Director Dr. Su Jin Jez provided public testimony in support of AB 2881, which would provide priority registration for student parents as well as increase access to basic needs resources. To view her testimony, click here. To learn more about ways to strengthen pathways for student parents, check out California Competes's student parent policy agenda.
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