America I AM: The African American Imprint exhibition takes visitors on a journey from struggle to triumph to celebration as it covers 500 years of African American contributions to our country and the world through artifacts, multimedia, and programs visitors explore the influence and innovations of African Americans.…
Once-barren sidewalks and parkways in North University Park are now filled with wildflowers, herbs, fruit trees, vegetables, chili peppers and butterflies thanks to neighborhood children and Elizabeth Eve King.
Elizabeth Eve, "Evie," the arts and sciences director of non-profit group Esperanza Community Housing Corporation, started a garden with her students on the parkways of 23rd St. and Bonsallo Ave., according to Intersections South LA reporter Francesca Ayala.… Continue
Get to know the man who leads the USC Department of Public Safety a little better during the lecture series where USC faculty and staff discuss choices made and difficulties encountered.
The Westside Pregnancy Clinic is excited to announce the opening of our new South Los Angeles satellite clinic located at 4249 S. Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles 90008. On Saturday January 23, 2010 11am-1pm we will host a Grand Opening where community leaders and community partners will have an opportunity to tour the clinic and experience first hand the impact our services will have on this community.
For more than 30 years, the Westside Pregnancy Clinic has provided free services to… Continue
fresh&easy is opening Feb. 24th at Central and Adams. But this Monday Jan. 11th from 9 am to 5pm they are having a job fair for:
• Customer Assistants
• Team Leaders
• Kitchen Table Associates
The fair is at:
YMCA
1006 E. 28th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90011
Corner of Paloma and E. 28th Street
The NANDC agenda describes the USC Specific Plan as a City-initiated plan that will provide a framework for proposed University development.
USC, where I work, states the goal of the Specific Plan is to foster a unified vision that benefits the surrounding community and the University, by promoting integration,… Continue
USC Upward Bound Philanthropic Students Donate 800lbs of Food
During the holiday season we are reminded of the great need to help those less fortunate than ourselves. With unemployment at a record high and 82,000 people homeless on any given night in Los Angeles, it was essential for the Upward Bound program and its participants to take action… Continue
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If you are or know young adults between the ages of 18-31 with a high school diploma, the Federal Aviation Association is taking applications for air traffic controller school. With some effort air traffic controllers can reach a salary of over $100,000 with benefits in about 3 years! You need only a high school diploma to apply and credit is given for college on the exam.
She came to our class with a microphone…three microphones actually.
Francesca is a Journalism graduate student at the Annenberg School of communication.
Maybe she will go report in Hong Kong next year. Maybe I can carry her bags?
She had heard and read about the arts and gardens program.
She loved our… Continue
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Exposition Park/Vermont Senior Housing is now accepting applications to its senior apartment complex. This is a new, 138-apartment facility for income-qualifying seniors who are 62 years of age and older. Lots of bells and whistles. For more information, call: 323-334-3901
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Wanna go to college - This is one of the first steps! The better you do on the SAT, the more choices you'll have in where you go and the more scholarship money you will be offered.
This is intense - 8 Saturdays from January 16th to March 6th.
Cost: $50 payable in money order only to “The Princeton Review." This is nothing for a Princeton Review course which normally costs hundreds of dollars.
Grades: Students in 10th and 11th. You must start early!
This… Continue
NANDC presents I HABLA U, an English as a Second Language (ESL) class and a Spanish as a Second Language (SSL) class taught in tandem by USC Masters Students.
Each student receives a community member mentor or study buddies to exchange information, to meet and speak to outside of class.
ESL classes are an important step for economic development within the Latino Community, NANDC says. Becoming proficient in English can also provide a stronger sense of belonging to the… Continue
USC Thornton School studet Carl Oser wrote "P.S" at the end of the email:
“I've attached to this email an mp3 from one of our rehearsals last year when I directed the jazz choir at the 32nd Street Elementary School.… Continue
MLA Partner Schools has taken over the historic campus just south of USC with a team of idealistic former teachers, big-name Hollywood backers and a $4-million grant from Amgen Inc.
Lack of broadband and internet access hurts adults searching for jobs and presents big educational challenges to the area’s youth.
“There’s a technology access gap that continues to persist today in urban communities across America,” said Blair Taylor, president of the L.A. Urban League, which launched the Neighborhoods@Work program in 2006.… Continue
Creating social change- Traditionally, Upward Bound (UB) is known for providing participants with academic advisement, college tours, enrichment courses and much more. UB is ensuring students become more cultural oriented by a community service component to our rigorous program. Thus, on Saturday November 21, 2009, USC Upward Bound students and staff partnered, with the City Year Organization and participated in the Service day “Community Beautification” Day at Florence Avenue… Continue
The Great L.A. Walk, a developing tradition that takes place the Saturday before Thanksgiving, started at the Shrine Auditorium this year before going through West Adams to Venice all the way to the sea.
The 14-mile trek attracted about 250 other Angelenos, according to Siel Ju on the Mother Nature Network.
“There’s no special reason, no charity, no protest, no issue we’re promoting — other than… Continue
The two-time Emmy Award-winning L.A. County Holiday Celebration joyously returns to The Music Center’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion to celebrate its 64th anniversary with a free, live, in-person holiday spectacular. The annual event will feature 23 music ensembles, choirs and dance companies from the many neighborhoods and cultures of L.A. County. Entrance to the in-person event is free, with seating available on a first-come, first-seated basis. Parking is free in The Music Center parking garage.…See More
On Sunday, December 3; between 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., celebrating its 13th year of catalyzing vibrant public spaces, active transportation and good health through car-free streets, CicLAvia – South LA, presented by Metro, welcomes everyone of all ages and abilities to its 49th car-free open streets event connecting Leimert Park and Historic South Central so participants can jog, ride, bike, skate, run, walk, skateboard, spectate, play, and enjoy the 6-mile route. Always free, CicLAvia participants…See More