Currently, there are 16 program-funding sources supporting 125 projects in California community colleges designed to serve underrepresented students, disabled students, and gender equity concerns. These projects are administered through the following six units: (1) Educational Standards and Evaluation; (2) Transfer Education and Articulation; (3) Vocational Education; (4) Student Services and Special Programs; (5) Economic Development; and (6) Faculty and Staff Diversity. In fiscal year (FY) 1989-90, 64 projects were being funded in the amount of $2,517,980, while in FY 1990-91, 36 projects are being funded in the amount of $1,256,910. In addition, two Middle High School programs and 18 Transfer Center Pilot Programs are being funded, and $900,000 has been provided to districts to encourage the diversity of community college faculty. This report provides information on special project funding administered by the Chancellor's Office of the California Community Colleges to support programs and services for underrepresented students. The report provides brief descriptions of the projects funded by the Chancellor's Office in 1989-90 and 1990-91, listed by administrative unit and funding source, identifying each project by name, the underrepresented group(s) served, and the funding amount. Project directors and monitors are named, and a brief abstract is included. (AYC)