Innovation Is Local. Start Where You Are.

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Inspire Learning

CALIE is a statewide movement powered by local communities of educators. Our affiliates are regional, educator-led groups that bring CALIE’s mission to life through local events, peer collaboration, and volunteer leadership.
While some still carry the “CUE” name, every affiliate is an active part of the CALIE network—working on the ground to champion bold, equity-driven innovation in education.

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What are affiliates?

Affiliates are your local gateway into CALIE. They host:

Regional meetups and community events
Volunteer and leadership opportunities
Educator networking across your county or region
Tailored professional learning experiences

CALIE affiliates empower educators to learn, lead, and connect—right where they live.

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Why get involved locally?

Build community with people who understand your local context
Grow your leadership by volunteering, organizing, or presenting
Stay connected to the statewide conversation while rooted in your region
Shape the future by participating in CALIE’s evolving chapter model

Whether you’re new to CALIE or ready to lead, local connection is where the magic starts—and where transformation begins.

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Affiliate To Chapter Transition

CALIE is evolving from our longtime affiliate model into a future-forward chapter structure that brings more resources, consistency, and visibility across California.

In the meantime, active affiliates—including San Diego CUE, East Bay CUE, and others—continue to lead with local focus and impact, now fully aligned under the CALIE network.