The latest news, insights, and program highlights around leadership development.
What I was searching for: the journey to a public policy fellowship at Coro Before Coro, I was working on a small team at an environmental advocacy nonprofit. On paper, it checked a lot of boxes: it was in the environmental field, a mission-based organization, and gave me flexibility in my role. In practice, I […]
Meet the 2026 cohort of Coro’s Youth Climate Fellowship, a summer youth leadership program in Los Angeles shaping the next generation of climate leaders.
People often say that life is about who you know, not what you know. But I think that Coro strengthened both. Something that’s baked into the Coro experience is an understanding of how interconnected public affairs really are. Issues overlap, sectors influence one another, and learning about one topic often opens the door to many […]
This summer, a new cohort of high school students join Coro California’s Youth Fellows Program, our six-week summer youth leadership program in the Greater Los Angeles area. The program is built to prepare students to step up as the next generation of civic leaders. What our summer youth leadership program offers Fellows Over six weeks, […]
Coro has been building the human advantage for 80 years Coro builds leaders who can look inward with self-awareness, outward across difference, and forward toward collective action. That combination is now central to the human advantage. When we talk about AI and the future of work, we tend to focus on speed, automation, and efficiency. […]
This summer, a new cohort of high school students are joining Exploring Leadership, Coro California’s six-week youth leadership summer program in the San Francisco Bay Area. Over six weeks, these students train in critical thinking, goal setting, and group facilitation; gain real-world experience through a professional internship with a local organization; and design and deliver […]
I came asking how a city breaks down. I left with more. I did not grow up in California. Growing up in Chicago and living across different countries through college taught me that there is rarely only one way of doing things. Every place I lived challenged assumptions I hadn’t realized I was making: about […]
A couple Saturdays ago, I sat in a blue plastic-molded chair in Huntington Park’s Community Center listening to representatives from the Owens Valley Indian Water Commission (OVIWC) talk to our Climate Resilience Leadership Network program participants about the Commission’s efforts to broaden awareness of their water rights advocacy work. They’d joined us from over 300 […]
