OUR MISSION
WELL educates and trains local Latino elected officials about California water policy to promote timely and equitable actions that serve to develop a robust economy, healthy communities, and a resilient environment for all Californians.
Conference

Leg. Briefing
A new UC Davis study, unveiled by Assemblymembers Anamarie Ávila Farías and Celeste Rodriguez, highlights inequities in California’s water governance, where women, Latinos, and other communities of color remain underrepresented in local and regional water decision-making.

OUR IMPACT
2,000
2,000 leaders have been educated about California’s water challenges through WELL’s various programs.
114
114 elected officials have graduated from WELL’s UnTapped Fellowship Program.
4 Million
$4 Million State Grant: Received a $4 million state workforce development grant as a four-member statewide grant team to pilot a program training and placing 70 women, people of color, and Latinos in the water and utility sectors and providing training for 100 incumbent workers to move from entry to middle management as well as middle management to C-suite positions.
