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East LA Community Corporation (ELACC) is dedicated to advocating for economic and social justice in Boyle Heights and unincorporated East Los Angeles. The organization focuses on building affordable housing, fostering grassroots leadership, and enhancing access to economic opportunities for low and moderate-income families. By developing 1,000 units of affordable rental housing and 89 single-family homes, ELACC aims to combat the negative impacts of gentrification and displacement. Their core strategies encompass building community, asset development, and financial empowerment, striving to improve residents' quality of life while maintaining the integrity of the neighborhoods they serve. Generated from the website

Inclusive Action For the City is a non-profit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) based in Los Angeles, California, serving underinvested communities in Los Angeles County and beyond. Their mission is to improve access to transformative capital and advance policy through collaborative research and community-driven advocacy to build thriving local economies. With a focus on economic justice and community empowerment, Inclusive Action For the City provides low-interest loans, cash assistance grants, and rent relief to entrepreneurs from low-income BIPOC communities. They also work on policy advocacy and develop alternative financial products and services to better serve marginalized communities. Generated from the website

Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory, founded in 2011, is a community-focused organization in Los Angeles, CA that aims to provide career development opportunities in the creative arts industries for historically marginalized communities. They offer workshops and seasonal classes for youth and professional development opportunities for adults, with a focus on creating a diverse and inclusive creative industry workforce. Through their programs, Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory provides access to resources such as studio space, mentorship, subsidized private instruction, exhibition opportunities, media technology, and financial literacy, all without cost to participants. Their mission is to amplify community voices, advocate for an inclusive path to media and technology, and invest in evidence-based solutions to support the justice-involved population through pre-release workforce training and post-release earn and learn opportunities.Generated from the website