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The CCE has 25 years of blog posts about community events on and off campus. We invite you to use this resource by entering a keyword in the search box below. If you are searching for a phrase, we recommend you enclose it in quotation marks (example: "It Matters").
The Faculty Fellows for the Center for Community Engagement have been working hard to prepare for a wonderful opportunity for Sonoma State faculty to learn more about service-learning.
What will the future of the CCE and civic learning at SSU be? We need you to help determine the direction that we will take for the next five years. Here's how:
Fifteen years ago, I moved cross country and began working at Sonoma State. I thought I’d be here for two or three years and then move to a campus in San Francisco or the East Bay.
"Service-learning, when well structured, is invaluable for both the students involved and the organization receiving the project,” said Dr. Adele Santana when reflecting on her experience teaching service learning courses.
Happy New Year! Check out our updated post on the history of the CCE.
“It's huge, we are all operating within an oppressive system…all systems thrive from extractive colonialism…the only way I really believe is to be navigating this system and dismantling it as we see the issues.” Throughout the pandemic, Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County (CAP) has host
During its long-running tradition of monthly Facebook Live events, Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County (CAP) hosted a Community Conversation to discuss how citizens can get involved in the redistricting process and why it’s so important
Recently, an informational seminar was held to discuss film consumption through an anti-racist lens. It was facilitated by Malinalli Lopez, a filmmaker, writer, and professor at Sonoma State. This conversation was open to the community.
On the CCE YouTube page, there are a slew of videos directed towards English and Spanish speakers who want to learn more about the COVID-19 vaccines. Each YouTube video is fairly short, anywhere between 3 to 5 minutes each. The videos feature Dr. Enrique Gonzalez-Mendez, M.D.
The conversation leaned very heavily into systemic racism and how it erodes trust built up by our public healthcare system.