Program Sites

ECS 221: Child and Family in Diverse Communities in CA students only

ECS 463 (02): Creat Supp Recip Fam Comm Net students only

Educate and empower women through channels of fun.

Focus on the Masters Arts Archive & Library is a non-profit art appreciation and education program that documents, preserves, and presents the works and lives of accomplished contemporary artists, emphasizing the importance of the arts to a healthy society. The FOTM archive includes oral histories, videotaped interviews, photographic portraits, and examples of artists’ work. This documentation and research also serve as the inspiration and core content for the cross-curricular in-school arts education outreach program Learning to See, our public Artist Spotlight Series, as well as various exhibitions and publications.

Girls Inc. of Carpinteria is a member of Girls Incorporated, a national research, education and direct advocacy organization that inspires all girls to be strong, smart and bold. With local roots dating to 1864 and national status since 1945, Girls Inc. has responded to the changing needs of girls and their communities through research-based programs and advocacy that empower girls to reach their full potential and to understand, value, and assert their rights.

Habitat for Humanity of Ventura County is interested in working directly with faculty from varied disciplines to build service-learning projects that support learning course outcomes.

**THIS SITE IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN HLTH 499**

Since 2004, House Farm Workers! and its partners have been working to improve access to affordable housing for farmworkers. Thanks to these efforts of House Farm Workers!, more than 1900 homes have been completed or planned in Ventura County, giving new opportunities and new hope to hundreds of families. House Farm Workers! invites everyone who cares about farming and farmworkers to join it in its mission to “support and promote the provision of safe, decent and affordable housing for all farmworkers and their families.”

The mission of The Humane Society of Ventura County (HSVC) is dedicated to promoting the health, safety, welfare, compassionate care and protection of all animals through education and community outreach programs. HSVC fulfills its mission by: providing a safe environment for homeless, neglected or abused animals, providing adoption services to responsible homes, promoting and providing spay and neutering to reduce overpopulation, providing Humane Education in local schools, Humane Officers investigate reports of cruelty, abuse and neglect, compassionate care including medical treatments, and organized volunteer program including training and socialization.

The John Spoor Broome Library enhances the CI mission of interdisciplinary, international, multicultural, and service learning through active collaboration with students, faculty, and staff to plan, implement, promote, and access the use of collections and services and support student learning via its robust...

The Mission of Justice For All Ventura County is to motivate, educate, connect and mobilize people to actively engage in their government and future in support of social justice. Our purpose is to engaging people in community works that foster social justice in support of issues including environmental protection, economic equity and homeless prevention, women’s rights, immigration rights, health care, public education, cultural equity, LGBTQ+ rights and voters rights.

kidSTREAM is a hands-on learning museum that allows children to explore, play, and discover what they love to do and are good at. We serve children and their families/caregivers ages birth to ten.