Over the last 10 years, here's what our approach has meant to the men, women and children of Los Angeles.
- 700,000 LAUSD students benefit from eliminating $250 truancy tickets and gaining access to college-prerequisite courses
- 270,000 union wage construction jobs in low income communities
- 300,000 bottle-fed babies safe from the toxic chemical BPA
- 30,000 L.A. transgender persons with improved access to medical care
- 7,450 new affordable apartments
- Nearly 100,000 low-income men and women registered to vote
- Legal safeguards to protect California's 25,000 LGBTQ high school students from harassment and violence
- $580 million in annual L.A. purchases "go green"
- 25,000 men and women raised above the poverty level by living wage jobs
- $400 million secured for parks in low-income neighborhoods
- 30,000 low-income downtown residents spared homelessness
- 400,000 L.A. bus riders ride the largest clean-fuel bus fleet in the country
- $1.74 million in back wages for men and women working at poverty wages in Koreatown supermarkets
Liberty Hill's recent successes
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