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SHIFT Aviation Project is sponsored by Foundation for California Community Colleges (funded by California Air Resources Board and California Energy Commission). This project aims to advance the widespread adoption of zero-emission autonomous aircraft (drones) throughout the agricultural industry in California by demonstrating their viability and benefits. It includes a workforce development component.
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FoundationCCC and Pyka Take to the Skies with Zero-Emission Aviation Project - Foundation for California Community Colleges About Us Media Center Press Room FoundationCCC and Pyka Take to the Skies with Zero-Emission Aviation Project Please direct media inquiries to: Senior Director, Strategic Communications and External Affairs media@foundationccc.
org FoundationCCC and Pyka Take to the Skies with Zero-Emission Aviation Project The Foundation for California Community Colleges is proud to partner with Pyka and a coalition of industry, agriculture, workforce, and California state leaders on a first-of-its-kind zero-emission aviation demonstration project in California.
The project is funded by California Climate Investments through the California Air Resources Board’s Sustainable Heavy-Duty Initiatives for Future Technology (SHIFT) Aviation Project and supported by the California Energy Commission (CEC). It will deploy autonomous, all-electric aircraft for agricultural operations, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving air quality, and advancing innovative clean technology solutions.
FoundationCCC is leading the project’s workforce development planning efforts, creating pathways for Californians to access high-quality, in-demand careers in zero-emission aviation and advanced manufacturing. This collaboration reflects our commitment to connecting climate innovation with equitable economic opportunity, ensuring communities benefit from both environmental progress and workforce advancement.
Read the full announcement on Pyka’s website. Greg Backley, President and CEO of the Automobile Club of Southern California, and Kirk Tramble, Founder and Principal of Kizata LLC, have been appointed to the Foundation for California Community Colleges Board of Directors following approval today by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors.
Building on more than two decades of investment in nursing education, the Foundation for California Community Colleges awarded $486,300 to San Bernardino Valley College and the CSU Fresno Foundation in 2026. Since 2005, the Nursing Education Investment Fund has invested more than $8 million in 37 projects strengthening California’s nursing workforce.
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