Program Sites

All students, regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation, are open and welcome to participate.

Farm Lot 59 is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2010 by Sasha Kanno. With the help of our founding board, local residents and the City of Long Beach the .6-acre farm was started. We are located on “historic lot number 59” in central Long Beach. Farm Lot 59 is a working organic farm, an educational center that is used to foster inspiration and exploration into food and farming.

Sasha and the community shared a vision to teach food and farming to the residents of Long Beach. They believed in the importance of knowing where your food comes from and access to fresh produce. From the very beginning we taught the importance of food production and the elimination of food miles. We pride ourselves on varietal choices picking only what grows best in our climate and passing on the knowledge of holistic farming principles.We teach farming based on organic principles to create food security through education, farmer training and cooking classes in collaboration with our local partners.

We are is the next-generation and Vietnamese-owned business and entertainment group. We aim to become the bridge that connects the Vietnamese communities on a global scale and provide the most innovative products and services to more than three million Vietnamese-Americans in wellness, household products, social media, marketing, fulfillment, data-driven customer support, real estate, and food & beverages.

This site can only be used for a placement by College of Education (CED) clinical practice students granted a waiver to use hours of field work completed prior to taking the course that requires fieldwork.

Note: Students first need to receive approval from their instructor to have their fieldwork waived...

The Filipino Migrant Center is a nonprofit organization based in Southern California. All our programs to the community are free, we serve Filipino immigrants, workers, youth, seniors, and families.

All students, regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation, are open and welcome to participate.

The mission of the YMCA of Greater Long Beach is to welcome people of all ages, ethnic groups and affiliations to unite in a common effort to promote Youth Development, Healthy Lifestyles and Social Responsibility. The Community Development YMCA's mission is to outreach to the lowest income communities in Long Beach with the highest quality most cutting edge programs designed to move our families out of poverty.

The mission of Florence Crittenton Services of Orange County, Inc. (Crittenton Services for Children and Families) is to help heal the wounds of abuse and neglect; to strengthen families, whether birth, foster or adoptive; and to help troubled adolescents reach their full potential. Crittenton provides a full array of short-term residential, in-home, and community based programs to the families and children we serve throughout Southern California.