Los Angeles Impact Brief: Advancing a Shared Vision for Housing Justice

By F4ICA inInsights

Things we thought would take years to do are happening in a matter of months. The pressure we built in the first few years really got traction and came to a head during COVID. We were able to move the needle in these four years.

Social Justice Learning Institute, LA Community Advisor
Strategic Actions for a Just Economy (SAJE), LA Community Advisor

The North Star process was really profound in the sense that we are working in a bunch of different spaces on a bunch of different campaigns, but there is a connective overarching objective that we’re building towards. It has created a mind expanding experience in terms of how to build strategy.

Public Counsel, LA Community Advisor

The work that we did with the support from the Fund has fundamentally and radically altered the living environment and the political environment here in Inglewood. More specifically, rent control is the law of the land right now, which was the first time it was passed in Southern California since the 70s.

LA Community Advisor
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