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Newsletter - November 2017
Liberty Hill is unveiling a bold new policy plan to tackle three of L.A.'s greatest injustices: youth incarceration, homelessness and lack of affordable housing, and oil drilling near homes and schools.
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SAVE THE DATE: Liberty Hill's Upton Sinclair Awards Dinner
Save the Date for Liberty Hill’s Upton Sinclair Awards Dinner on April 19 at The Beverly Hilton and stand with grassroots organizers and donor-activists who are leading the movement for social justice. Honorees include Congressman John Lewis and Elizabeth Levitt Hirsch.
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Vision 2020 Youth Policy Platform
The Vision 2020 Youth Policy Platform compiles relevant research and feedback to create a more just world for boys and men of color and outlines several recommendations needed to bring about meaningful systemic reform.
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Liberty Hill Convenes Key Players on Moving from Youth Incarceration to Diversion
On October 30, Liberty Hill convened a group of activists, advocates, foundation representatives and government leaders to a forum on youth justice.
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Announcing Liberty Hill's Agenda for a Just Future
It’s been one year since election night—one year of heartbreak, outrage, tumultuousness and anything but justice. During the same year, I have witnessed some of the most momentous and moving displays of solidarity and resilience in my lifetime. In the face of unprecedented threats from our own president, Los Angeles is standing strong.