Storytelling

Work Wednesday

Work Wednesday is a weekly staff spotlight series from the California Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation that highlights the people behind California’s climate, equity, and community development work and the impact of their work on Californians.

A video still of An Le and her family
From Graduation to Impact Through SGC’s Summer Fellowship
Two photos of Marilyn Wesley as a child and her grandma
CEQA Program Analyst’s Samoan Roots Fuel Her Passion for Nature and Community

Community Stories

California’s Fifth Climate Assessment

California’s Climate Assessment is a multi-year research effort with government, academic, Tribal, and community partners to generate new data, original research, and syntheses on the ways climate change impacts California’s diverse communities. 

Photo of 13 people at the Preparing for Impact convening.
Preparing for Impact: Unveiling California’s New Climate Change Projections to Guide our Actions

Extreme Heat Program

LCI’s Extreme Heat and Community Resilience Program funds and supports local, regional, and tribal efforts to reduce the impacts of extreme heat. The Extreme Heat and Community Resilience Program coordinates the state’s efforts to address extreme heat and the urban heat island effect.

A graphic showing where 45 Extreme Heat Program grants left an impact in California
Extreme Heat Round 2 Full Guidelines Walkthrough Session 1
Two photos of a landscape in Tucson.
Extreme Heat Special Presentation, City of Tucson