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The Debra Lee Women’s Organizing Fellowship supports the leadership of girls and women-identified organizers in LA County through training, gatherings, and

  Today is National Caregivers Day. Caregivers spend a great deal of time caring for family—whether they be spouses, children,

As we celebrate the 100th birthday of the iconic civil rights leader and minister Malcolm X this May 19th,  it

By Marsha Mitchell, Senior Director of Communications Unifying diverse communities has always posed a challenge. Regardless, maintaining unity, while difficult,

We are facing skyrocketing costs of living, shrinking access to vital resources, and growing threats to our rights and dignity.

By Marsha D. Mitchell, Senior Director of Communications South Central Youth Empowered thru Action (SCYEA, pronounced “Say Yeah”) is a

The concern for an equitable recovery in the aftermath of the Eaton Wildfire in California reflects longstanding issues of environmental

Leroy Hamilton, known by many as PhotoHam, is a name that resonates deeply within the artistic community of South Central

They Urge Elected Officials to Implement An Equitable and Sustainable Recovery On Friday, January 17th, hundreds of local community members affected

By Benjamin Casar Associate Director of Youth Programs Earl Carter and Ricky Washington wake up every morning at 5am to