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AIM 2022 – Pet Awards – Sponsored by Michelson Found Animals

AIM 2022 – Pet Awards – Sponsored by Michelson Found Animals

Honoring Pet-Friendly and Pet-Inclusive Communities at the 2022 Pet Awards AIM Conference.  From Pet-Friendly to Pet-Inclusive: Michelson Found Animals Foundation Presents the 2022 Pet Awards to Apartment Communities that Welcome More Pets. During the Apartment...

The Michelson Institute for Pet Professions Informational Video

The Michelson Institute for Pet Professions Informational Video

The Michelson Institute for Pet Professions (MIPP) pet grooming school creates equal access to pet care careers for under-resourced individuals in LA facing financial or access barriers to employment who have a passion for working with animals. Students accepted to...

Los Angeles 2022 Mayoral Candidates Forum on Animal Welfare

Los Angeles 2022 Mayoral Candidates Forum on Animal Welfare

Los Angeles Mayoral candidates answer questions on local animal welfare issues during this first-of-its-kind forum, featuring Hon. Kevin de León and Hon. Mike Feuer. This forum is brought to you by Los Angeles Democrats for the Protection of Animals, in partnership...

Navigating the Changing Landscape of Textbook Affordability

Navigating the Changing Landscape of Textbook Affordability

Open Education Week is a national week of action celebrated by educators, advocates, students, and institutions to draw attention to OER and textbook affordability. From Zero Textbook Cost Degree programs at the California Community Colleges to the Affordable Learning...

Pregnant & Parenting Students in California: A Look at the CSU System

Pregnant & Parenting Students in California: A Look at the CSU System

Despite having a higher GPA on average than their peers, 52 percent of student-parents leave college within six years without completing their degree. More often than not, pregnant and parenting students don’t see their needs and circumstances reflected in course...

Transforming Basic Needs Supports In California Higher Education

Transforming Basic Needs Supports In California Higher Education

Postsecondary credentials are necessary to access living wage jobs, but for millions of Californians these credentials remain out of reach due to inadequate support for student basic needs. As part of the 2021-2022 budget, California has invested millions of dollars...

Making Life a Little Less Unfair

Making Life a Little Less Unfair

Jerry Sullivan, former LA Business Journal editor who now runs his own media outlet called SullivanSays SoCal, interviews Michelson Philanthropies founder and co-chair Dr. Gary K. Michelson about the work of each of the foundations he has established under the...