Tanner Goldbeck Art

Common Cause is a national organization with a strong presence in Los Angeles, CA, dedicated to promoting democracy, transparency, and accountability in government. They work tirelessly to empower citizens to take action, volunteer, and donate to support their mission of ensuring fair elections, fighting disinformation, and advocating for ethical and accountable governance. With a network spanning 30 states and over 1.5 million members and supporters, Common Cause has successfully championed numerous pro-democracy reforms, including election protection, redistricting reform, and campaign finance transparency. Through grassroots activism and advocacy, they strive to give a voice to everyday citizens and uphold the principles of a fair and just democracy. Generated from the website

The Los Angeles Poverty Department (LAPD), founded in 1985, is a unique organization that combines art and advocacy, primarily focusing on the community living and working in Skid Row. Through performances, visual arts, and public discussions, LAPD addresses social issues, including healthcare crises, and promotes creativity among local artists. LAPD hosts various events, such as their annual arts festival, Walk the Talk, and free movie nights at the Skid Row History Museum, fostering community engagement and dialogue. Their workshops and initiatives, like the Community Grief Circle and Documentary Photography Working Group, aim to provide support and resources for individuals navigating challenging circumstances in their lives. Generated from the website