Western Center on Law & Poverty
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Fighting poverty in California. Advancing economic & racial justice. Advocating & litigating for change.
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LA just rescinded all 'No Vending Zones.' This is a profound shift in how the city approaches sidewalk vending and a big win for vendors and coalition partners Inclusive Action for the City Community Power Collective East LA Community Corporation Public Counsel Western Center on Law & Poverty Its been a journey 1/
latimes.com/california/sto…
Kudos to our partners Latino Coalition for a Healthy California who are proposing ways to reverse Latino Medi-Cal disenrollment. Let’s continue to broaden efforts to expand access to health care in 2024! Read the full OpEd via Los Angeles Times at latimes.com/opinion/story/…
Your #GivingTuesday tax-deductible donation allows Western Center to drive transformative policy and impact litigation that centers the full humanity of the more than 7 million Californians living in poverty.
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We are hearing from advocates today at the release of a report by Golden State Opportunity highlighting impacts of the pandemic on CA women. Thank you Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson, CA_Labor_Commissioner, Dreams for Change, Western Center on Law & Poverty Black Women for Wellness, Dreams for Change and Throughline Research.
'Reparations and the racial repair that comes with it are an opening, an invitation, and an opportunity to transform ourselves, our communities, and our nation,' writes Cora Daniels in The Chronicle of Philanthropy. philanthropy.com/article/why-is…
'With access to WIC’s vital benefits in jeopardy, Congress must act swiftly to provide the funding necessary to ensure WIC can continue to provide the full benefit to every eligible new parent and child,' writes Center on Budget. cbpp.org/blog/looming-w…
'The latest numbers from Public Policy Institute of California show that pandemic aid dramatically reduced poverty in the state — and that the expiration of most of those programs is coinciding with a renewed rise in poverty rates.' capitalandmain.com/poverty-and-lo…
Did you know?
600,000 young children and new parents could be turned away unless Congress adheres to a 25-year bipartisan commitment to fully fund WIC, says the Center on Budget.
cbpp.org/blog/600000-yo…