Provide Your Input via Survey: Medicaid in Inyo/Mono County

A Catalyst project led by Resilient Public Health is exploring whether the availability of trained, peer healthcare workers that serve as navigators to connect Medicaid or Medicaid-eligible services in the Eastern Sierra would be a helpful resorce.  The brief survey is open through August 15 – Click here or click the button below to complete.  Click […]

Sierra Jobs First June Newsletter

Welcome to your June updates from Sierra Jobs First. Read on for highlights from several of our projects, and stay tuned for the September newsletter for more opportunities for in-person engagement around our priority industry sectors!  Thank you for staying involved in forging a community-led, prosperous future for our region. Thank you, The Sierra Jobs […]

Recap: MLTPA Facilitates Statewide Symposium on Rec & Tourism, Turning Strategy into Action

Recreation and Tourism leaders from across California gathered on April 23 for a statewide symposium co-facilitated by Sierra Jobs First industry sector coordinator, MLTPA, and Redwood Region RISE, bringing together leaders who are shaping how one of California’s most economically and culturally significant sectors evolves in the coming years. Sierra Jobs First representatives, including members […]

Alpine, Mono, and Inyo Counties Invite Public to Participate in Tri-County Economic Impact Analysis Workshops

Alpine, Mono, and Inyo Counties are inviting residents, business owners, recreation users, and stakeholders to participate in an upcoming series of public workshops focused on shaping the future of outdoor recreation across the Eastern Sierra.  The Tri-County Economic Impact Analysis of Recreation, a Sierra Jobs FIrst Catalyst project,  is a collaborative regional effort designed to better […]

Sierra Healthcare Partnership (SHIP) first Workgroup of 2026 January 7

You’re invited to join the upcoming Sierra Healthcare Industry Partnership (SHIP) Workgroup Meeting happening Wednesday, January 7. We’re looking forward to kicking off 2026 with strong regional collaboration and meaningful conversation across healthcare, education, and workforce partners throughout the Sierra region. Date: Wednesday, January 7, 2026 Time: 9:30am – 11:00am Join via Zoom:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89813186637Meeting ID: 898 1318 6637 This meeting will include: Welcome & […]

Sierra Seven Arts Alliance Issues RFP for Graphic Designer – Deadline Dec 12

The Sierra Seven Arts Alliance seeks a graphic designer or design firm to create a cohesive visual identity and design suite for From Here to There, the Alliance’s inaugural regional touring exhibition. This collaborative exhibition connects seven counties across California’s Central and Eastern Sierra—Amador, Alpine, Calaveras, Inyo, Mariposa, Mono, and Tuolumne—and celebrates the creative voices, […]

Newsletter: November Updates from Sierra Jobs First

Welcome to your November updates from Sierra Jobs First. In this edition, we’ll share meeting notes from October’s first meeting of the Transition Advisory Committee, as we prepare for the September, 2026, sunsetting of the current funding and plan for evolution of the collaborative structure. Please read on for information about a quick survey we’d […]

Sierra Sourced Featured in the Calaveras Enterprise for Offering Free Marketing Resources

Sierra Sourced, a Catalyst project that connects makers, growers, and producers with customers and markets, providing them with the kind of marketing muscle they have not had before. The project caught the eye of the Calaveras Enterprise, which spoke with project lead, Mat Galvan, and did an excellent feature on the initiative. Currently, all the […]

Catalyst Projects in the News: Eastern Sierra Farm Fresh

Catalyst project Eastern Sierra Farm Fresh was featured in two recent pieces of local news coverage for their efforts in gleaning what would otherwise be overstock produce and reintroduce it as sellable goods via their Farm to Table Marketplace or re-route it into donation streams. October 2, 2025, The Sheet: Too Much of a Good […]