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    South Stockton

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STORIES FROM THE COMMUNITY

AS A COMMUNITY-LED INITIATIVE, Stockton Rising engages residents, local business owners, and workers in projects to advance community-defined goals for climate action, economic development, and more. This section provides a series of case studies of how stakeholders have contributed to the rollout of Stockton Rising and/or benefited from the initiative’s suite of projects and plans. It is important to note that these stakeholders represent only a small sample of the many individuals who have shaped — or been shaped by — Stockton Rising. Thus, their purpose is to be illustrative, but not exhaustive, of how Stockton Rising has touched the lives of community members.

Solar installation training provides a professional springboard

Formerly incarcerated individuals sow seeds for personal growth

Motivated energy savers in Stockton receive no-cost energy-efficient appliances

Externship program provides Stockton youth with experience, skills, and income

Leadership program builds a multigenerational network of climate action ambassadors

Community-supported agriculture goes beyond food to build a healthy community

Solar installations bring financial relief to low-income homeowners

Stockton youth learn the ropes of environmental justice advocacy

STORIES FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES

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Students participating in an educational event in March 2022 at the Edible Schoolyard Community Farm in Stockton
Credit: Erin Scott

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