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COVID-19 | L.A. County | Vulnerable Populations. The LAEDC is focused on helping employers and our regional workforce respond to the challenges of the coronavirus outbreak. [READ]: laedc.org/coronavirus
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LAEDC COVID-19 Response Page: SBA offers low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to California small businesses suffering substantial economic injury as a result of the Coronavirus [READ]: laedc.org/coronavirus/
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Last week, we celebrated nearly 150 graduates from @YearUp_NCR that are ready for the #workforce. Meet some of these graduates and hear more about their @YearUp experience, corporate internship, and next chapter in their professional journey. wusa9.com/article/news/educa…
Great trip to Sacramento discussing the impact and economic benefits of Opportunity Zones on distressed communities. Thank you to our legislators working on this important initiative! laedc.org/2020/01/26/sacrame…
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"...Many homeless people also desperately need basic human kindness, which we can offer as individuals while we work as a society to try to get them that much bigger aid."
From the @latimes, on what compassion can mean for our neighbors in need.
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"Nowhere exemplifies this better than Los Angeles, the heart of movies and entertainment that has also become, by no coincidence, the epicentre of virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and gaming." #AR #VR laedc.org/2019/11/26/the-eco…
Awesome work!!
In my role as a public servant, I have enjoyed helping our youth and senior citizens in the #FirstDistrict receive the care they deserve. Today, my staff presented Chinatown Service Center a $200 check to provide free meals to senior citizens and local children! 🍽 🥕🥖🥔
Career options abound for LA area high school graduates - with education from one of the 19 local community colleges. Learn more in our HreEd video series, featuring graduates from local colleges, working right here in LA. Learn about Ricardo's journey: youtube.com/watch?v=Eu6vcGlx…
Proud to partner with @Citi Foundation to make an impact in the community! #ProgressMakers
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721,000 households in LA are severely rent burdened. We need to protect them — and build 516,946 new affordable units to meet the needs of low-income renters. Will you join our efforts to produce, preserve & protect affordable housing on #GivingTuesday?
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Great day @EastLACollege for our second #CTE Workshop! Great information, great knowledge-sharing, ending it out with a great lunch. 🥪
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It's that time of the year again! Join me at our 5th Annual Operation Gobble where we will supply families with FREE frozen turkeys for their Thanksgiving Dinner.
Please help us spread the word. See you there!
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Listen to LAEDC's Bill Allen on KNX-AM 1070 Radio on Saturday 11am "Mottek on Money" show. Hear what he has to say about the #LosAngeles #economy and notable honorees making LA great! Citi, Phil Washington, CSUDH @frankmottek @KNX1070 @Citi @DominguezHills @metrolosangeles
Being part of @Citi FDN’s Community #ProgressMakers allowed our organization to make a meaningful impact in LA County!
Attendees learning about Amazon Cloud Computing and healthcare at our #CTE workshop. #education #supportteachers #cloudtech
Thank you Los Angeles Mission College for hosting our CTE Workshop, and thank you Coca Cola Foundation for sponsoring! #education #educators
Hearing from Tyler Laferriere, Associate Economist with @LAEDC, as we kickoff our #CTE Workshops, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente! #jobsofthefuture
Thank you to @CocaCola for partnering with us to fund workshops for high school CTE teachers and nonprofits offering career training to youth! We're excited about this opportunity to help teachers deliver critical information to their students. #education #workforcedevelopment
Great call this morning with @urbaninstitute, hosted by @Citi Foundation, discussing how to best communicate data to a wide range of audiences, from large corporations to families. #ProgressMakers #data