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Envisioning a Positive Future for Los Angeles

Envisioning a Positive Future for Los Angeles

Jul 18 Thu 6:30 pm - Jul 18 Thu 8:30 pm

UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, Charles E Young Drive East, Los Angeles, CA

Hosted by the UCLA Lewis Center on behalf of Abundant Housing LA

Housing - Transportation - The Environment

Make your voice heard - what should the future of LA look like on these issues? Join us as we discuss housing and transportation with key policymakers.

A better future for Los Angeles is possible. We will map a more affordable, livable, and sustainable Los Angeles through improved housing policies.

Featuring Councilmember Mike Bonin, Culver City Mayor Meghan Sahli-Wells, and Juan Matute, Deputy Director of the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies and Lecturer in Urban Planning, this event will explore the possible actions we can take today to build a better Los Angeles in the future. What will it take to make sure that people from all backgrounds and income levels can access affordable, high-quality housing? What will help our city reduce traffic, pollution, and sprawl?

We will be hearing from our speakers on these issues, and then working in breakout groups to brainstorm and plan ahead for the region. We want to hear from you about what you think the best actions and policies are to achieve a Positive Future for Los Angeles!... See MoreSee Less

186 interested  ·  38 going
Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing

Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing

Aug 24 Sat 12:00 pm - Aug 24 Sat 2:00 pm+1Oct 19 Sat 12:00 pm - Oct 19 Sat 2:00 pm

Sepulveda Peace Center
3916 Sepulveda
Culver City, CA  90230 Map

Want to learn more about the history of housing in Los Angeles, the facts about the housing crisis, and what we do at AHLA?

Join us for Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing LA. Great for new members who are interested in learning more, experienced members who want to deepen their understanding of housing issues, and those who are just interested in seeing what we're all about.

Luke Klipp, our Education Director with urban and transit policy experience, will lead a presentation and discussion.... See MoreSee Less

151 interested

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Supportive Housing Advocacy Training w/ Everyone In

Jul 10 Wed 6:00 pm - Jul 10 Wed 8:00 pm

Sepulveda Peace Center
3916 Sepulveda
Culver City, CA  90230 Map

Due to popularity, Supportive Housing Advocacy Training is back in July!

Abundant Housing LA is proud to be a part of Everyone In, a campaign powered by United Way focused on ending homelessness across Los Angeles County.

Everyone In builds community support to encourage our elected leaders to find solutions that are permanent, not band-aids or quick fixes. The goal is simple: deliver on the promise that was made when 1.5 million voters who passed Measure H and Proposition HHH in 2016 and 2017 and ensure that each dollar is spent wisely and goes to the goal of providing services and creating supportive housing throughout Los Angeles.

Join Abundant Housing LA as we host this Supportive Housing Advocacy Training presented by Everyone In. We'll learn effective messaging and find opportunities for advocacy in support of housing for the unhoused.... See MoreSee Less

120 interested  ·  24 going

Sacramento Mobilization for Housing

Jul 10 Wed 1:30 pm - Jul 10 Wed 4:30 pm

YIMBY Action
San Francisco, CA   Map

Several of the remaining BIG HOUSING BILLS will be up at the Assembly Local Government Committee on Wednesday, July 10th. We expect a lot of anti-housing folks to be mobilizing, attempting to kill these remaining important bills. We need you to stand up for housing!

Come support SB 330 (Skinner) and SB 592 (Wiener)!

25 interested  ·  6 going

Whittier Housing Meetup

Jun 29 Sat 1:00 pm - Jun 29 Sat 3:00 pm

Bark Coffee
13120 Philadephia St.
Whittier, CA  90601 Map

Join Abundant Housing LA and meet other local Whittier residents for a discussion on housing! We will be getting to know each other and talking about the housing issues we're facing, and what we can do about it.

What should Whittier be doing to make housing more affordable? What are effective solutions to the homelessness crisis? How should Whittier increase use of transit and other means of mobility?

We hope you can make it in person for this conversation!

Note - time moved to 1 PM!... See MoreSee Less

22 interested  ·  7 going

Forbidden City 2 - Miracle Mile

Jun 23 Sun 10:00 am - Jun 23 Sun 12:00 pm

Wilshire Blvd & S Ogden Dr Los Angeles, CA 90036 Map

*Start & End at: Urban Light at LACMA (Wilshire & Ogden)

AHLA's own Mark Vallianatos will be leading Forbidden City 2 - a walking tour of Miracle Mile. Featuring other guest speakers as well, including Henry Van Moyland, resident of Miracle Mile and Co-Founder of Miracle Mile Forward.

Walkers will explore once-common building types that were outlawed or suppressed - sometimes on purpose, sometimes unintentionally - by changes to zoning and building rules. Walkers will also get to see first-hand the resulting mansionization and under-utilization of Wilshire.

Co-hosted by Abundant Housing LA, Friends of the Purple Line, Miracle Mile Democratic Club, and Miracle Mile Forward... See MoreSee Less

39 interested  ·  28 going

Help Give Input on the Westside Community Plans Update!

Jun 18 Tue 6:30 pm - Jun 18 Tue 8:30 pm

Henry Medina Parking Enforcement Facility, 11214 W Exposition Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 Map

Make your voice heard at the workshop for the Westside Community Plans Update! This workshop will allow you to speak directly to planning staff about your vision and your concerns.

Community Plans shape the environment around us by defining how land is used in a neighborhood, whether it’s for parks, housing, jobs, or manufacturing. The Los Angeles City Planning Department updates these Community Plans periodically to ensure that the land in each community is able to accommodate future generations of people and jobs in a way that is aligned with environmental, land use and development goals for the region. An updated Community Plan is a good thing because it sets the foundation for future generations--which includes your kids, and your kids’ kids--so that they can can live, work and play in their own beautiful and vibrant neighborhood!

The City has 35 Community Plans, which together make up the City's General Plan Land Use Element. These Community Plans establish goals and policies to guide future land use and development within each plan area. Plan maps identify where uses such as jobs, housing, and open space will be located. With that, it is important for the Plans to be up-to-date because they:
​Inform developers and residents of the type of development that will be permitted;
​Help accommodate anticipated jobs, housing, and population;
Guide the approval process of new development that is consistent with the community’s vision.
www.planningthewestside.org/... See MoreSee Less

65 interested  ·  14 going

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