News from the Frontlines
Hear from the voices of the movement and our partners fighting for justice and equity in Los Angeles.
March 2026
In this month’s issue of News from the Frontlines, we share breaking news, inspiring insights, and take you behind-the-scenes of local movements for social change. Read on for insights from the latest report on Measure ULA and housing development, explore highlights from our Aire Libre event, and help us celebrate Women’s History Month with a special spotlight honoring the extraordinary women who have led Liberty Hill across five decades. This and so much more in this month’s issue!
Stay Housed LA Contract Approved
Thanks to the tireless work of our Stay Housed LA partners, the LA City Council has voted to approve the Los Angeles Housing Department’s (LAHD) proposed contracts with the Stay Housed LA program, an important step that will help protect thousands of tenants from eviction and keep families in their homes.
A Legacy Built by Women, A Future Powered by Community
This Women’s History Month, Liberty Hill proudly honors the five extraordinary women who have led our foundation across five decades. Each stewarded Liberty Hill through pivotal moments in Los Angeles’ social justice landscape. Their leadership has helped expand our impact, deepen our commitments, and shape the progressive movements that define our region today.
2025 Impact Report Out Now
Over the past year, the Liberty Hill community has helped power lasting change across LA, and real progress has touched the lives of people in every corner of our region. Together, we’ve seen Democracy in Action through the organizing, advocacy, and community-driven solutions that continue to move our city forward. Our 2025 Impact Report celebrates this collective work and highlights some of our proudest moments from the past year!
We Stand With Survivors
Liberty Hill stands with Dolores Huerta and all survivors whose experiences are being named in this moment. We honor the courage it takes to speak, especially after silence has been demanded for so long, and we remain committed to meeting that truth with care and accountability.
Weakening ULA Will Make Housing Less Affordable for Everyone in L.A.
ULA revenue has already funded 795 units of affordable housing, helped keep more than 10,000 people housed, and funded legal services for tens of thousands more. That is what is at stake as efforts are underway to weaken the measure.