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Babies and Toddlers

The Early Years are Critical to Setting a Strong Foundation

Babies are Rapidly Acquiring Language and Knowledge of the World Around Them

Supporting Babies to Thrive Gives Them Opportunities to Succeed and Build Resilience

Babies and Toddlers in LA County Report

Building California's Future: Tackling the Facilities Challenge for Our Youngest Learners

Uplifting the Assets of California's Dual Language Learners in the Early Years

Uplifting Family Voices: Family Engagement in California’s Rate Reform & Quality Initiative

The research is clear that the healthy growth, learning, and overall well-being of our babies and toddlers is directly connected to the well-being of their families and community. Supporting babies and toddlers to thrive means supporting families and communities to thrive. It is critical that the state intentionally centers whole child, whole family policies and resources for our babies’ and toddlers’ healthy development and growth.

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Built Environment

California Office of Racial Equity

California Partnership for the Future of Learning

California Redistricting

Care First

Centering Equity for L.A. County’s Redistricting Cycle

Community Safety Solutions

Decrease the Role of Law Enforcement

Dual Language Learners

ECE Facilities

Early Care & Education

Equitable Economic Investments

Equitable and Common Sense Charging Policies

Fair Redistricting

About the Program

Funding Racial Justice- Local Budget Basics

That's a Wrap: Inaugural Funding Racial Justice Budget Advocacy Training Program

Funding Racial Justice: Budget Advocacy Training for Community Power

Government Responsiveness to Racial Inequity

Healthy Built Environment

Justice Reinvestment

K-12 Education Policy

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 will work to realize this vision and advance a community-based reform agenda. 

OUR LA - Organize | Unite | Reform LA

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Participatory Budgeting

Police Reform

Prosecutorial Reform

Public Participation in Governance

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

On a Podcast: Budgeting for Educational Equity

Transparency

Whole Child Community Equity

Youth Development

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Race Counts

Reimagining Justice & Safety

Since 2019, Catalyst California and Community Coalition have been co-convening the embRACE LA Equity Alliance (the “Alliance”). This coalition of community-based organizations committed to racial justice has been focused on urging the City of Los Angeles to develop an Office of Racial Equity (ORE) with the funding, authority, and longevity necessary to build thriving communities of color.

Following and the subsequent uprisings, the City officially established an ORE in the summer of 2020 and has placed it within the newly established Civil, Human Rights, and Equity Department. The Alliance is currently working to ensure that the ORE is developed and implemented in ways that enables it to have lasting impact.

For more information about the Los Angeles ORE, please contact Alejandra Ponce de León at aponcedeleon@catalystcalifornia.org.

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