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Funding Racial Justice: Budget Advocacy Training for Community Power

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Los Angeles Office of Racial Equity (ORE)

The LA City scandal has caused deep wounds across communities and exposed inequities in how city government operates. While the political and civic leaders involved in the scandal must be held accountable, intercommunity healing and a more equitable future will require more than just resignations. A new vision of city governance is needed, and that vision needs to be rooted in and shaped by the perspectives of BIPOC and low-income Angelenos. In collaboration with residents, OUR LA coalition will work to realize this vision and advance a community-based reform agenda. 

OUR LA - Organize | Unite | Reform LA

Participatory Budgeting

Police Reform

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Student Equity Need Index

Furthers LCFF’s vision by prioritizing the allocation of resources to high-need schools to better address inequities.

Strengthens shared-power and shared-decision making between district and community.

Provides additional flexible funding for school sites.

Equity Alliance for LA's Kids

SENI in the Context of COVID

LAUSD's SENI Website

Racial Justice Equity Plan to Recovery

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Catalyst California is an equal-opportunity employer. Women and people of color are strongly encouraged to apply. Catalyst California is currently seeking to fill the following positions in our Los Angeles office. Please view the full job descriptions to learn more about the position and how to apply.

Associate Director, Equity in Community Investments

Policy & Research Analyst in Early Childhood, Educational Equity

Policy & Research Analyst I, Political Voice

(Competitive compensation DOE. Includes full health, dental and retirement benefits.)

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