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The Compost Hub volunteer hours for May are out! We will also be accepting food scraps during these times. If you would like to start volunteering with us please reach out to composthub@eycej.org or 213-807-6218. We hope to see you there!
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
East Yard is celebrating 25 years of community resistance and movement-building. Our annual Fighting for Life Celebration uplifts the work of our members and the organization in advancing environmental justice in the region and beyond. We also honor and recognize partners from all sectors of the movement who have helped conspire to bring healthier, more breathable, livable communities for frontline residents.
This year, we will be honoring two incredible champions of environmental justice: Molly Greenberg and Bill Moyer. Their dedication inspires us all to make a difference.
In the past year, we have been faced with and resisted environmental rollbacks, community isolation and violence, and threats to funding. We have met these challenges by creating safe spaces, continuing our education and advocacy work, all while growing our community base that needs a larger, more effective home.
Our Fighting for Life Celebration continues to focus on fundraising for our Community Action and Resilient Environment (CARE) center, which will help meet community needs as a resilience center and organizing space.
So join us on August 1 to share an unforgettable evening of tasty food, lively music, and the joy of coming together. Let’s take this opportunity to uplift one another and celebrate our shared mission.
Visit our website, www.eycej.org to learn more about sponsorship, advertising, and ticket opportunities.
You can also follow this link for event details: bit.ly/fflc2026
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If you would like to cover tickets for community members, please reach out to our administrative team at info@eycej.org.
Thank you to everyone who came out tonight to spend time with the Paayme Paxaayt (west river, LA River) in community against the East LA Oil Spill and especially to @comradeannie17 for lighting the spark to bring us all together! One of the many things shared and learned came from @lruuiz who let everyone know what’s going down in South Gate tomorrow regarding public land used for an oil pipeline. Swipe the slides to learn more and take action.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
Thank you to everyone who came out tonight to spend time with the Paayme Paxaayt (west river, LA River) in community against the East LA Oil Spill and especially to @comradeannie17 for lighting the spark to bring us all together! One of the many things shared and learned came from @lruuiz who let everyone know what’s going down in South Gate tomorrow regarding public land used for an oil pipeline. Swipe the slides to learn more and take action.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
Thank you to everyone who came out tonight to spend time with the Paayme Paxaayt (west river, LA River) in community against the East LA Oil Spill and especially to @comradeannie17 for lighting the spark to bring us all together! One of the many things shared and learned came from @lruuiz who let everyone know what’s going down in South Gate tomorrow regarding public land used for an oil pipeline. Swipe the slides to learn more and take action.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
Thank you to everyone who came out tonight to spend time with the Paayme Paxaayt (west river, LA River) in community against the East LA Oil Spill and especially to @comradeannie17 for lighting the spark to bring us all together! One of the many things shared and learned came from @lruuiz who let everyone know what’s going down in South Gate tomorrow regarding public land used for an oil pipeline. Swipe the slides to learn more and take action.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
Thank you to everyone who came out tonight to spend time with the Paayme Paxaayt (west river, LA River) in community against the East LA Oil Spill and especially to @comradeannie17 for lighting the spark to bring us all together! One of the many things shared and learned came from @lruuiz who let everyone know what’s going down in South Gate tomorrow regarding public land used for an oil pipeline. Swipe the slides to learn more and take action.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
Thank you to everyone who came out tonight to spend time with the Paayme Paxaayt (west river, LA River) in community against the East LA Oil Spill and especially to @comradeannie17 for lighting the spark to bring us all together! One of the many things shared and learned came from @lruuiz who let everyone know what’s going down in South Gate tomorrow regarding public land used for an oil pipeline. Swipe the slides to learn more and take action.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
East LA Oil Spill Update: This is a liaison update from the Unified Command (government agencies and corporations with authority and responsibility) on the East LA Oil Spill. These type of updates should be met with scrutiny and skepticism. The history of environmental racism impacting our communities has taught us that government agencies and corporations lie about the impacts on our communities to reduce liability ($$$). Other times they tell on themselves. For example, storm drain cleanup is barely starting today? So our communities were being exposed to VOCs from the spill site to the river all weekend?! Too often disaster in our community isn’t treated like an emergency. Just business as usual. Stay trucha!
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
East LA Oil Spill Update: This is a liaison update from the Unified Command (government agencies and corporations with authority and responsibility) on the East LA Oil Spill. These type of updates should be met with scrutiny and skepticism. The history of environmental racism impacting our communities has taught us that government agencies and corporations lie about the impacts on our communities to reduce liability ($$$). Other times they tell on themselves. For example, storm drain cleanup is barely starting today? So our communities were being exposed to VOCs from the spill site to the river all weekend?! Too often disaster in our community isn’t treated like an emergency. Just business as usual. Stay trucha!
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
East LA Oil Spill Update: This is a liaison update from the Unified Command (government agencies and corporations with authority and responsibility) on the East LA Oil Spill. These type of updates should be met with scrutiny and skepticism. The history of environmental racism impacting our communities has taught us that government agencies and corporations lie about the impacts on our communities to reduce liability ($$$). Other times they tell on themselves. For example, storm drain cleanup is barely starting today? So our communities were being exposed to VOCs from the spill site to the river all weekend?! Too often disaster in our community isn’t treated like an emergency. Just business as usual. Stay trucha!
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
East LA Oil Spill Update: This is a liaison update from the Unified Command (government agencies and corporations with authority and responsibility) on the East LA Oil Spill. These type of updates should be met with scrutiny and skepticism. The history of environmental racism impacting our communities has taught us that government agencies and corporations lie about the impacts on our communities to reduce liability ($$$). Other times they tell on themselves. For example, storm drain cleanup is barely starting today? So our communities were being exposed to VOCs from the spill site to the river all weekend?! Too often disaster in our community isn’t treated like an emergency. Just business as usual. Stay trucha!
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
East LA Oil Spill Update: This is a liaison update from the Unified Command (government agencies and corporations with authority and responsibility) on the East LA Oil Spill. These type of updates should be met with scrutiny and skepticism. The history of environmental racism impacting our communities has taught us that government agencies and corporations lie about the impacts on our communities to reduce liability ($$$). Other times they tell on themselves. For example, storm drain cleanup is barely starting today? So our communities were being exposed to VOCs from the spill site to the river all weekend?! Too often disaster in our community isn’t treated like an emergency. Just business as usual. Stay trucha!
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
East LA Oil Spill Update: This is a liaison update from the Unified Command (government agencies and corporations with authority and responsibility) on the East LA Oil Spill. These type of updates should be met with scrutiny and skepticism. The history of environmental racism impacting our communities has taught us that government agencies and corporations lie about the impacts on our communities to reduce liability ($$$). Other times they tell on themselves. For example, storm drain cleanup is barely starting today? So our communities were being exposed to VOCs from the spill site to the river all weekend?! Too often disaster in our community isn’t treated like an emergency. Just business as usual. Stay trucha!
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
East LA Oil Spill Update: This is a liaison update from the Unified Command (government agencies and corporations with authority and responsibility) on the East LA Oil Spill. These type of updates should be met with scrutiny and skepticism. The history of environmental racism impacting our communities has taught us that government agencies and corporations lie about the impacts on our communities to reduce liability ($$$). Other times they tell on themselves. For example, storm drain cleanup is barely starting today? So our communities were being exposed to VOCs from the spill site to the river all weekend?! Too often disaster in our community isn’t treated like an emergency. Just business as usual. Stay trucha!
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
Join Tongva community members in a political prayer for the Paayme Paxaayt (LA River) and communities harmed by the East LA Oil Spill and other colonial planning.
Monday, May 25 at 5:30pm
Meet at Hollydale Park in South Gate at the Bike Path Entrance near the Monroe Ave Parking Lot
Contact ann@oviwc.org for more info
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
THE EAST LA OIL SPILL ISN’T OVER… AND IT ISN’T JUST IMPACTING EAST LA!!! At some point the media will move on, and the government agencies and polluters will want to move on too, but our community will have to keep vigilant and continue to apply pressure to make sure we are protected. Swipe the slides to learn some more about what that will look like.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
EAST LA OIL SPILL: We have been working hard for hours since early this morning communicating directly with community, agencies & elected officials to build bridges and get everyone updated on what has been happening. There are lots more details, and more to be done, but here are some updates.
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
Join our volunteers at the Compost Hub from 11 am to 1 pm! Learn the ways of composting, parents and their children welcome. We're also accepting food scraps during this time. Please feel free to text Italia, our Compost Hub Coordinator, with any questions: (213) 807-6218
Hope to see ya there!
This last weekend, MFN members caravanned to Barstow in solidarity with residents speaking out about the B.I.G. freight project 🚛
People showed up carrying banners reading “Protect What You Love” and “BIG Pollution, BIG Problems” while raising concerns about air quality and environmental impacts on frontline communities.
Some of these connections actually began through Episode 1 of The Lines We Live On docuseries ❤️
The project was approved by the Planning Commission and now moves to City Council in June.
More reflections from this solidarity work coming soon.
#EnvironmentalJustice #MovingForwardNetwork #BIGPollutionBIGProblems
This last weekend, MFN members caravanned to Barstow in solidarity with residents speaking out about the B.I.G. freight project 🚛
People showed up carrying banners reading “Protect What You Love” and “BIG Pollution, BIG Problems” while raising concerns about air quality and environmental impacts on frontline communities.
Some of these connections actually began through Episode 1 of The Lines We Live On docuseries ❤️
The project was approved by the Planning Commission and now moves to City Council in June.
More reflections from this solidarity work coming soon.
#EnvironmentalJustice #MovingForwardNetwork #BIGPollutionBIGProblems
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Earlier this year, the East Yard Board of Directors organized the Too Many Tamales fundraiser to benefit the Madeline Gardea Social and Environmental Justice Scholarship, which supports youth from communities along the 710 corridor.
The tamales sold were from local vendors, and ul-tamal-itely a vendor from Lynwood, Flor, won the coveted Too Many Tamales hand-embroidered apron! You can try a variety of Flor’s delicious tamales near the Dollar Tree store entrance in Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) from Thursdays through Mondays, 7 to 11:30 a.m. or until she runs out.
Thank you to all who supported, and keep an eye out for more info on the scholarship! If you would like to contribute to the scholarship, you can still donate at EYCEJ.org.
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A principios de este año,, la mesa directiva de EYCEJ condujo un evento para la recaudación de fondos llamado Too Many Tamales para la Beca de Justicia Social y Ambiental Madeline Gardea, la cual apoya directamente a jóvenes de las comunidades a lo largo del corredor 710.
Los tamales vendidos provenían de vendedores locales y, ¡al final, la vendedora de Lynwood —Flor— se llevó el codiciado mandil bordado a mano de Too Many Tamales! Puede probar una variedad de sus tamales deliciosos cercas de la entrada del Dollar Tree en Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) de jueves a lunes, de 7 a 11:30 a.m. o hasta que se acaben.
¡Gracias a todos los que brindaron su apoyo y manténganse atentos para recibir más información sobre la beca! Si desea contribuir a la beca, aún puede hacer una donación en EYCEJ.org
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Earlier this year, the East Yard Board of Directors organized the Too Many Tamales fundraiser to benefit the Madeline Gardea Social and Environmental Justice Scholarship, which supports youth from communities along the 710 corridor.
The tamales sold were from local vendors, and ul-tamal-itely a vendor from Lynwood, Flor, won the coveted Too Many Tamales hand-embroidered apron! You can try a variety of Flor’s delicious tamales near the Dollar Tree store entrance in Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) from Thursdays through Mondays, 7 to 11:30 a.m. or until she runs out.
Thank you to all who supported, and keep an eye out for more info on the scholarship! If you would like to contribute to the scholarship, you can still donate at EYCEJ.org.
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A principios de este año,, la mesa directiva de EYCEJ condujo un evento para la recaudación de fondos llamado Too Many Tamales para la Beca de Justicia Social y Ambiental Madeline Gardea, la cual apoya directamente a jóvenes de las comunidades a lo largo del corredor 710.
Los tamales vendidos provenían de vendedores locales y, ¡al final, la vendedora de Lynwood —Flor— se llevó el codiciado mandil bordado a mano de Too Many Tamales! Puede probar una variedad de sus tamales deliciosos cercas de la entrada del Dollar Tree en Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) de jueves a lunes, de 7 a 11:30 a.m. o hasta que se acaben.
¡Gracias a todos los que brindaron su apoyo y manténganse atentos para recibir más información sobre la beca! Si desea contribuir a la beca, aún puede hacer una donación en EYCEJ.org
(Traducción al español a continuación)
Earlier this year, the East Yard Board of Directors organized the Too Many Tamales fundraiser to benefit the Madeline Gardea Social and Environmental Justice Scholarship, which supports youth from communities along the 710 corridor.
The tamales sold were from local vendors, and ul-tamal-itely a vendor from Lynwood, Flor, won the coveted Too Many Tamales hand-embroidered apron! You can try a variety of Flor’s delicious tamales near the Dollar Tree store entrance in Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) from Thursdays through Mondays, 7 to 11:30 a.m. or until she runs out.
Thank you to all who supported, and keep an eye out for more info on the scholarship! If you would like to contribute to the scholarship, you can still donate at EYCEJ.org.
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A principios de este año,, la mesa directiva de EYCEJ condujo un evento para la recaudación de fondos llamado Too Many Tamales para la Beca de Justicia Social y Ambiental Madeline Gardea, la cual apoya directamente a jóvenes de las comunidades a lo largo del corredor 710.
Los tamales vendidos provenían de vendedores locales y, ¡al final, la vendedora de Lynwood —Flor— se llevó el codiciado mandil bordado a mano de Too Many Tamales! Puede probar una variedad de sus tamales deliciosos cercas de la entrada del Dollar Tree en Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) de jueves a lunes, de 7 a 11:30 a.m. o hasta que se acaben.
¡Gracias a todos los que brindaron su apoyo y manténganse atentos para recibir más información sobre la beca! Si desea contribuir a la beca, aún puede hacer una donación en EYCEJ.org
(Traducción al español a continuación)
Earlier this year, the East Yard Board of Directors organized the Too Many Tamales fundraiser to benefit the Madeline Gardea Social and Environmental Justice Scholarship, which supports youth from communities along the 710 corridor.
The tamales sold were from local vendors, and ul-tamal-itely a vendor from Lynwood, Flor, won the coveted Too Many Tamales hand-embroidered apron! You can try a variety of Flor’s delicious tamales near the Dollar Tree store entrance in Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) from Thursdays through Mondays, 7 to 11:30 a.m. or until she runs out.
Thank you to all who supported, and keep an eye out for more info on the scholarship! If you would like to contribute to the scholarship, you can still donate at EYCEJ.org.
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A principios de este año,, la mesa directiva de EYCEJ condujo un evento para la recaudación de fondos llamado Too Many Tamales para la Beca de Justicia Social y Ambiental Madeline Gardea, la cual apoya directamente a jóvenes de las comunidades a lo largo del corredor 710.
Los tamales vendidos provenían de vendedores locales y, ¡al final, la vendedora de Lynwood —Flor— se llevó el codiciado mandil bordado a mano de Too Many Tamales! Puede probar una variedad de sus tamales deliciosos cercas de la entrada del Dollar Tree en Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) de jueves a lunes, de 7 a 11:30 a.m. o hasta que se acaben.
¡Gracias a todos los que brindaron su apoyo y manténganse atentos para recibir más información sobre la beca! Si desea contribuir a la beca, aún puede hacer una donación en EYCEJ.org
(Traducción al español a continuación)
Earlier this year, the East Yard Board of Directors organized the Too Many Tamales fundraiser to benefit the Madeline Gardea Social and Environmental Justice Scholarship, which supports youth from communities along the 710 corridor.
The tamales sold were from local vendors, and ul-tamal-itely a vendor from Lynwood, Flor, won the coveted Too Many Tamales hand-embroidered apron! You can try a variety of Flor’s delicious tamales near the Dollar Tree store entrance in Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) from Thursdays through Mondays, 7 to 11:30 a.m. or until she runs out.
Thank you to all who supported, and keep an eye out for more info on the scholarship! If you would like to contribute to the scholarship, you can still donate at EYCEJ.org.
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A principios de este año,, la mesa directiva de EYCEJ condujo un evento para la recaudación de fondos llamado Too Many Tamales para la Beca de Justicia Social y Ambiental Madeline Gardea, la cual apoya directamente a jóvenes de las comunidades a lo largo del corredor 710.
Los tamales vendidos provenían de vendedores locales y, ¡al final, la vendedora de Lynwood —Flor— se llevó el codiciado mandil bordado a mano de Too Many Tamales! Puede probar una variedad de sus tamales deliciosos cercas de la entrada del Dollar Tree en Lynwood (10821 Long Beach Blvd, Lynwood, CA 90262) de jueves a lunes, de 7 a 11:30 a.m. o hasta que se acaben.
¡Gracias a todos los que brindaron su apoyo y manténganse atentos para recibir más información sobre la beca! Si desea contribuir a la beca, aún puede hacer una donación en EYCEJ.org
Yesterday we mobilized to Barstow because BNSF wants to build the biggest rail yard in the country there. That means more trains, more pollution, more health issues in our communities from the ports, to the rail lines on the Eastside, and through the Inland Empire. The Alameda Corridor could have and should have been electrified decades ago. ELECTRIFY ALAMEDA NOW!!!
#WeAreJustTryingToBreathe
#ElectrifyAlamedaNow
#FightingForLife
Rental Assistance for SELA tenants available.
Important things to keep in mind as you apply
1) Your landlord needs to be willing to participate in the program
2) There are limited funds so it's important to apply as soon as you can.
2) It's important to organize if you are experiencing issues as these programs ultimately are only a temporary fix.
Rental Assistance for SELA tenants available.
Important things to keep in mind as you apply
1) Your landlord needs to be willing to participate in the program
2) There are limited funds so it's important to apply as soon as you can.
2) It's important to organize if you are experiencing issues as these programs ultimately are only a temporary fix.
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