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Coro alumni Aaron Carruthers shares how Coro California’s public affairs fellowship shaped his career and his definition of the true measure of leadership.
Tracy’s connection to LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes began long before she ever worked there. As an undergraduate, she wrote her senior capstone on how Latino communities are represented in mainstream museums, research that would quietly shape the next decade of her career. In 2014, a job posting for Administrative Office Manager at a […]
At the end of the day, public policies come from stories. They’re the result of people having conversations. Coro brought home the deeply relational and interpersonal level at which everything of value gets produced. More than twenty years ago, Don spent 2003-04 as a Coro Fellow in Southern California, discovering a kind of learning that […]
For this alumni Q&A, we’re catching up with Journey — Youth Fellows Program alum, Campbell Hall senior, and lifelong Angeleno — one year after she completed Coro California’s six-week Youth Fellows Program in July 2025. During her two-week internship placement, Journey worked with Hollywood 4wrd, a coalition dedicated to addressing homelessness in Hollywood through advocacy, […]
Warren has spent his career sitting at the intersection of health care and advocacy, but it took nine months in Coro California’s Lead LA Fellowship program to help see that connection itself is a leadership skill. As Senior Manager of Development and Government Relations at Universal Community Health Center (UCHC), Warren raises funds and builds […]
For this alumni spotlight, we sat down with Sorelle Cohen, Senior Director of Development, Marketing, and Communications at The Pad Project, and graduate of Coro’s Women in Leadership program. We talked about the lessons that have stayed with her long after the program ended, how it reshaped the way she leads and solves problems, and […]
