WE THE PEOPLE—Where Art, Activism and Organizing Meet
What is WE THE PEOPLE? WE THE PEOPLE is more than an art exhibit—it’s a cultural intervention. Created by Community
Who Gets to Tell the Story of America?
As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Community Coalition (CoCo) and Sankofa.org are inviting
Happy Pride Month! Pride Has Always Been About Organizing
Pride Has Always Been About Organizing Pride is more than a celebration. It is a reminder that progress is won
Los Angeles City Council Votes to Ban Pretextual Stops
Six years after PUSH LA first advocated to end these stops, and multiple reports detailing the damage to the community
In Remembrance of Latasha and the LA Uprising
On March 3, 1991, the African American community in Los Angeles and the world was horrified by the release of
The EmpowerMIND: Wellness Summit Helped South Central ‘Take Back” Its Mental Health
The 3rd Annual EmpowerMIND: South Central Wellness Summit, held this past Saturday, was a call to return to oneself. Founded
LA Strikes Back Convening Gathers More Than 800 Community Activists and Members
Angelenos across the region are grappling with rising costs of living, intensified immigration enforcement that is tearing families apart, and
LA City Council Reviews Racially-Biased Pretextual Stop Policy During Joint Committee Meeting
On Friday, March 6, the Los Angeles City Council’s Transportation Committee and the Ad Hoc Committee on Unarmed Crisis Prevention,
From Redlining to Rebuilding: 3C Advances Homeownership in South LA
In South LA, approximately 35-40% of housing units are owner-occupied, and single-family homeownership is out of reach for low- and
New California Bill Would Bar Former ICE Agents From Public Employment
Assemblymember Mark González, D-Los Angeles, with State Sen. María Elena Durazo, D-Los Angeles (left), and community organizers at a press