During fall 1986, a series of seven regional workshops were conducted for community college full- and part-time occupational and consumer and home economics instructors in California. The workshops were attended by a total of 319 instructors, 36 students, and 30 to 40 host college administrators and students. The workshops were designed to expand understanding of and commitment to the Community College Home Economics Program Plan, a guide for the development of home economics courses and programs in five areas of specialization (i.e., Child Development, Family Studies and Gerontology, Fashion, Interiors, Life Management, and Nutrition and Food); to provide implementation strategies which would be applicable to individual college settings; and to review strategies for recruiting and serving disadvantaged, limited-English speaking, handicapped, and single-parent students. The final report on the project includes: (1) financial information on the project; (2) a list of objectives; (3) a chart showing anticipated and actual outcomes corresponding to each project objective, including a profile of participants and evaluation data; (4) a list of major activities; (5) a summary of information dissemination efforts; (6) a report on internal evaluation activities and results; (7) observations and recommendations; and (8) promotional materials. (LAL)