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Religion events in the San Fernando Valley area, Aug. 27-Sept. 3

Food drive for CSUN Food Pantry: The Community Concerns Committee at First Presbyterian Church of Granada Hills holds a non-perishable food drive to help stock the food pantry at Cal State University, Northridge, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Sept. 17 and 8:30-11:30 a.m. Sept. 18. The pantry benefits students who do not have much income for food while school is in session. Current needs: canned soups and other canned goods, pasta and dry boxed goods; also, hygiene items including soap, feminine products and shampoos. No glass containers or past date items. Drive-thru and a church volunteer will unload your donation. 10400 Zelzah Ave., Northridge. 818-360-1831. www.fpcgh.org/outreach. More details on California State University, Northridge Food Pantry here: bit.ly/3ch6IRl and here: bit.ly/3TeJiNe -- Los Angeles Daily News

Who’s Running for Pasadena Unified Board?

Velazquez is a professor in the Chicano/a Studies Department at Cal State University Northridge. She is a scout leader and a room parent in her children’s school in the PUSD. -- Colorado Blvd.

Uber Eats Driver Says He Was Handcuffed by Cops While Delivering to School

A range of experts have said there is no guarantee that officers will follow their training under fire. Meanwhile, the vast majority of U.S. teachers—95.3 percent, according to a poll from California State University, Northridge—do not believe they should be carrying guns in classrooms. -- Newsweek

NASA Helps Minority-Serving Institutions Refine Tech Proposals

The teams – from Fayetteville State University (FSU) in North Carolina, University of Massachusetts Boston, and California State University, Northridge (CSUN) – participated in the 10-week accelerator program in which they were encouraged to think and act like small startup businesses. During the program, the teams received funding, training, and mentorship to develop their concepts and move their ideas further along toward commercialization. The teams are all working on systems that could operate without human oversight for potential use on future science missions in space or on Earth. -- NASA JPL

California Distributes $54 Million in Grants to Bolster the Education-to-Career Pipeline

Los Angeles County: The Los Angeles Region K-16 Collaborative aims to improve enrollment, persistence and degree completion of underrepresented students in fields that lead to increased economic mobility, starting with streamlined pathways to health care, engineering, and computer science careers. Five sub-regional partnerships anchored around five CSU campuses (Dominguez Hills, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Northridge, and Pomona) and their feeder K-12 and community colleges will work collectively to enhance dual enrollment, transfer pathways, and work-based learning in the region. -- Office of the Governor

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