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Introducing the Advanced Infrastructure, Energy, and Agriculture (AIREA) Data Explorer: A Tool to Understand Community College Alignment With Labor Markets

September 10, 2025

Webinar

This webinar introduced a new data tool that illustrates regional alignment between credentials conferred at community colleges and demand for middle-skill workers in a set of fields that are critical to economic growth and community resilience. Advanced Infrastructure, Energy, and Agriculture (AIREA) occupations are in fields including construction, HVAC, electrical, natural resources, and transportation. Many AIREA fields have a shortage of trained workers, and these jobs are critical to the transition to sustainable and efficient energy, transportation, and food production systems.

The AIREA Data Explorer allows college leaders, policymakers, and intermediaries to identify regions with strong demand for AIREA workers. It also shows the number of graduates with credentials in AIREA fields at each of the nation’s community colleges. Webinar panelists shared trends in AIREA job growth, regional variation, and ways that community colleges are preparing workers for AIREA fields.

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Participants

Carla Grandy
Senior Climate Fellow
California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office
Maria S. Cormier
Senior Research Associate
Community College Research Center
Cameron Sublett
Senior Director of Innovation and Incubation
Foundation for California Community Colleges
Kate Kinder
Executive Director
National Council for Workforce Education
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Building a Sustainable Future: The Role of Community Colleges in Combating Climate Change and Preparing Students for the Green Economy

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