7th Annual Family Empowerment Festival
Advancing Justice-LA will host its 7th Annual Family Empowerment Festival, bringing together families from several high schools and communities where its youth and parent programs are based.
youth and parent leadership
Civil Rights Leaders Press LAUSD To Protect Students Against Anti-Asian Bullying
May 25 2021
Source: LAist
Orginal Link: https://laist.com/news/education/civil-rights-leaders-press-lausd-to-pro...
Bilingual Forum on Proposition 55 in the San Gabriel Valley
Is Public Education Important to You? A Community Forum
We are a group of youth and parents working with Asian Americans Advancing Justice. We want to build relationships with our community and work together to make sure public education is funded.
Over 800 People Participate in Advancing Justice-LA’s 7th Annual Family Empowerment Festival
On May 14th, Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Los Angeles hosted its annual Family Empowerment Festival at Abraham Lincoln High School, drawing over 800 youth and community members to the Lincoln Heights neighborhood to celebrate the innovative end-of-year capstone projects from our student and community leaders. Attendees included youth and parents representing 13 schools from LAUSD and AUSD and a rich and diverse tapestry of immigrant communities and neighborhoods.
This is OUR Community, United in the Struggle
ASPIRE - LA Organizer Trina Pasumbal shares insights from a multicultural event, where community members gathered to learn about each other’s diverse experiences as migrants.
Free* Deferred Action Workshop-Roybal Civitas
The Asian Pacific American Legal Center will be hosting a free* deferred action legal clinic at the
Edward Roybal Learning Center/ Civitas School of Leadership
1200 W. Colton Street , Los Angeles, CA 90017
213-580-6430 Phone
Eligibility Criteria for Deferred Action:
Parent Leadership Program End of the Year Dinner celebrates healthy communities and diversity
ALHAMBRA – The chatter of parents speaking Vietnamese, Chinese and Spanish languages filled the room during APALC’s Parent Leadership Program (PLP) End of the Year Dinner last month at the First Baptist Church.
Why is APALC supporting healthy families in Alhambra?
May 9 2012
Alhambra Source
On Saturday, the Asian Pacific American Legal Center will be hosting a forum for family issues at San Gabriel High School in Alhambra. Marvin Andrade, the national advocacy organization's director of leadership development, explains why families, why this is not limited to Asian Americans, and why Alhambra.
APALC to Conduct Community Education and Leadership Development in Partnership with Southern California Edison
LOS ANGELES – The Asian Pacific American Legal Center (APALC), a member of the Asian American Center for Advancing Justice announced today a partnership with Southern California Edison (SCE) to provide Asian Americans Pacific Islanders and Latino families in the San Gabriel Valley with information, community education and leadership development programs in an effort to support an ongoing process to promote lifelong learning, community building, and civic engagement.
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