CoCo Youth Leaders Take Center Stage at Solidarity March
By Makhai Amidu, Contributing Writer At the Solidarity LA March & Rally on March 15th, nearly 3,000 people showed up. I
Recover, Revitalize and Remain–Rebuilding LA After the Wildfires
The concern for an equitable recovery in the aftermath of the Eaton Wildfire in California reflects longstanding issues of environmental
Leroy Hamilton: A South Central Los Angeles Photography Griot
Leroy Hamilton, known by many as PhotoHam, is a name that resonates deeply within the artistic community of South Central
Los Angeles Wildfire Survivors Vow To Rebuild
They Urge Elected Officials to Implement An Equitable and Sustainable Recovery On Friday, January 17th, hundreds of local community members affected
Celebrating Communidad During National Latine Heritage Month
By Benjamin Casar Associate Director of Youth Programs Earl Carter and Ricky Washington wake up every morning at 5am to
In Case You Missed It: More Than 200 Community Members, Grassroots and Labor Organizations Rallied to Reach the New Majority Voters
On Saturday, September 21st, more than 200 community members, movement organizations, labor, and elected officials joined the rally which is part
Community Coalition Congratulates Los Angeles City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson
Last May, Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson (Council District 8) was unanimously elected by his colleagues to lead America’s second-largest city council.
CoCo Joins the Stop The Hate Movement
By Marsha D. Mithell, Senior Director of Communications The surge in hate crimes in Los Angeles between 2022 and 2024
In Case You Missed It, SENI Celebrated 10 Years of Equitable Education Efforts In Los Angeles
On August 28th, the Equity Alliance for LA’s Kids celebrated 10 years of the Student Equity Needs Index (SENI), a
CoCo’s Website Has A New Look!
By Marsha Mitchell, Senior Director of Communications Community Coalition (CoCo) is excited to announce the launch of our new website!