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LA Voice recently joined forces with Univision and NALEO to launch a Citizenship Campaign which aims at helping at least 1 million Los Angeles Residents begin the process to become a US Citizen.

Housing Crisis: Blessed Sacrament

On July 16, 2007 LA Voice hosted a Town Hall Meeting with over 1,000 community members at Blessed Sacrament Church in Hollywood that addressed the housing crisis in Los Angeles.

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Read The Tidings coverage of the Housing Action at St. Odilia’s Church!

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Housing Crisis: St. Agatha’s

Hundreds of community leaders met December 9, 2007 at St. Agatha’s Church for the third Housing Town Hall Meeting. So far, three City Councilmembers have signed the pledge.

Housing Crisis: St. Odilia’s

On November 29, 2007 LA Voice leaders and members of the community of South Los Angeles gathered at St. Odilia’s Church to confront City Officials about the housing crisis.

New Citizens Get Out The Vote!

LA Voice Citizenship students knocked on the doors of 1,000 residents in East Los Angeles, to urge their community to Get Out and Vote in the primary election.

Housing Press Conference

On the steps of City Hall this Tuesday, March 5th, 2008 one hundred supporters from different organizations, clergy housing advocates, business and labor officials from across the city gathered to urge Los Angeles to build and preserve affordable housing.

Click Here To Read The Tidings Article about our Housing Press Conference

Listen to KPFK Coverage of our Housing Press Conference Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 on the KPFK Evening News Archive.

A New Vision in Ramona Gardens

On June 4th over 300 LA Voice community residents of Ramona Gardens gathered to share with City Officials, their plan for change in their community.  In attendance at the meeting was Gang Reduction & Youth Development  Director, Jeff Carr, LAUSD Board President Monica Garcia, and Housing Services Director Sanford Riggs.