Oct 30, 2026 | Alum Stories, InterGen Cafe, News
We invite you to celebrate the EFC’s impact and leadership legacy while connecting with other alums and supporters. This is an intergenerational gathering — and an opportunity to participate in the EFC’s work. Jason Warwin (alum 1989) and Deanna Mousseau (alum 2015-17) will be our Co-Emcees. There will be a video showing EFC’s impact and we will honor former Executive Director Margot Gibney and former Education Director Jane Sapp.
Oct 24, 2026 | Alum Stories, InterGen Cafe, News
On October 10, we held our “Votemaxxing with EFC!” InterGen Café. As with every InterGen Café, the inspiration and empowerment lie in the conversations and community-building in the breakout groups. Inspiration was provided by several people including EFC alum Miles Rapoport and EFC Program Director Jesus Salcido. A Voting Resource List was shared.
Oct 13, 2026 | News, PFSP
PSFP has branched out from its EFC roots! We are excited to announce the news that the Pesticide-Free Soil Project recently became its own nonprofit 501(c)(3). Since its beginning at an EFC summer program, the PFSP has grown each year, collaborating with local non-profits focused on alternatives to pesticides in school landscaping, farmworker health, and regenerative agriculture.
Sep 17, 2026 | Alum Stories, InterGen Cafe, News
What does it mean to show up and take action at this moment? Our next InterGen Café will be a virtual gathering about voting, civic participation, and the issues that matter to our communities. Whether you’ve been organizing for years, are figuring out your first election, or aren’t yet old enough to vote, there’s a place for you in this conversation! Saturday, October 10, 2026⏰ 2-3:30 p.m. PT | 3-4:30 p.m. MT | 4-5:30 p.m. CT | 5-6:30 p.m. ET
Jul 30, 2026 | InterGen Cafe, News
In week three of the Encampment summer program, Encampers met with local farmworkers to learn about their lives and share a meal. A vital part of the week was the continuation of the powerful youth-led workshops for their peers and staff. This week’s workshops were: Climate Justice, Education, Mental Health, and Immigration & Unfair Justice Systems. The 2026 InterGen provided an opportunity for the Encampers to share what they have learned and intergenerational dialogue.
Jul 17, 2026 | News
In week two of the 2026 Encampment, Encampers delved into “How Did We Get Here,” starting by looking at their home communities. They then traced their families’ stories of migration/movement and the societal factors involved. Thursday brought a unique opportunity to travel to Limuw Island with members of the Chumash community. Encampers also began a series of youth-led workshops, starting with the issue of gun violence.
