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Abraham Lincoln said: “Achievement has no color.” If he were alive today, he would be immensely proud of David Salazar and his extraordinary lifetime of achievements. ...
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Adventures to Dream Enrichment at Drake Park, Long Beach
The My Hood, My City storytelling program, has youth take control of the narrative
A new youth-led tour series that offers a chance for people to learn more about the cultural and structural history of less-explored areas of the city kicked off on Thursday with a look at the Washington neighborhood led by three young residents.
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Long Beach Community Design bridges social justice with design
By providing pro bono design services to organizations in need, Long Beach Community Design Center hopes to uplift Long Beach’s underserved communities.
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Centro CHA
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‘We need help’: Long Beach takes first steps in creating a Latino cultural district
Long Beach is looking to create a cultural district for Latinos that would serve as an economic hub for the city’s largest racial demographic.
The new district, called El Mercado de Long Beach (“The market of Long Beach”), would be a space that could also help Latinos recover from the devastating impact of the coronavirus pandemic, as data shows this group was hit particularly hard. |
El Mercado de Long Beach
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Centro CHA, city’s largest Latino-serving nonprofit, may finally get permanent location
Since the early 90s, Centro CHA, has provided services ranging from job training, immigration services and case management to the city’s largest demographic: Latinos.
While the nonprofit agency worked to provide stability to low-income and underrepresented clients it found itself constantly uprooted—having moved five times throughout the years. |
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