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Be sure to come by our first DLANC Board of Direct Be sure to come by our first DLANC Board of Directors meeting of the term this evening at City Hall! We’ll start tonight at 6:30pm. Be sure to be on time so as not to miss the swearing in and voting on Executive Officers! You can also stay after to meet some board members. The agenda is on our calendar: https://dlanc.com/calendar/
Come join us along with the Mayor’s office and o Come join us along with the Mayor’s office and other partners as we clean up the neighborhood this weekend! We’ll meet at 8am on Saturday at Spring Street Park. Click the link (also in bio) to sign up. http://mayor.lacity.gov/shinela
If you’re looking for a centralized place to fin If you’re looking for a centralized place to find city services in Downtown LA, DLANC maintains our City & Community Resources page at: https://dlanc.com/resources/
🚨 Webinar happening now along with Monday and W 🚨 Webinar happening now along with Monday and Wednesday at 1pm. Join the Mayor’s Office of Business and Economic Development, the Economic and Workforce Development Department (EWDD), and Council District 14 for a webinar to help impacted Downtown LA small businesses learn more about the available business resources the City of Los Angeles can offer. cli.re/DTLA-Webinar
🚨 Attention DTLA residents, businesses, and sta 🚨 Attention DTLA residents, businesses, and stakeholders: we’ve created a resource guide to help with issues related to ongoing public safety concerns stemming from recent federal immigration enforcement actions. Please visit this link (also in bio) for more information: https://dlanc.com/2025/06/12/dtla-community-information-resources-hub/ There you can find info about - Immigration Resources - Public Safety Resources & Guidance - Beautification and Debris Removal - Business & Property Owner Assistance 📣 Mayor Karen Bass has enacted an emergency curfew in Downtown Los Angeles (within the area bounded by the 5, 10, and 110 freeways). The curfew will be in effect nightly from 8 PM to 6 AM, following several nights of unrest in the area. Please visit our below Curfew Guidance for updated information: https://dlanc.com/2025/06/11/important-notice-dtla-curfew-guidance/ #dtla
📢 DTLA Small Business Owners: If your business 📢 DTLA Small Business Owners: If your business has been impacted by recent civil unrest, the California Department of Insurance has resources that can help you file insurance claims and get the support you need. Link: https://www.insurance.ca.gov/01-consumers/140-catastrophes/upload/CDI-Fact-Sheet-Insurance-Coverage-During-Civil-Unrest.pdf 💼 Don’t wait—check out the link and share this with any local business that might need assistance!
Given the difficult times and the recent actions t Given the difficult times and the recent actions taken by the Federal Government, we stand in support of everyone’s First Amendment right to peacefully protest. We recognize the pain and concern many are feeling, and we encourage our community to come together with care and respect. Both scheduled and unscheduled demonstrations are anticipated in Downtown Los Angeles over the coming days. Please take steps to stay safe and prepared: • 🔔 Stay updated on emergency alerts: Sign up for NotifyLA from City of Los Angeles Emergency Management Department at https://emergency.lacity.gov/notifyla Or text READY to 888-777 • 🚓 Follow @lapdcentral for DTLA-specific updates: On X (Twitter): https://x.com/LAPDCentral • 🧹 Report Graffiti, Debris, or Abandoned items: Use the MyLA311 app or contact your local BID More info: https://dlanc.com/resources • 🏢 For property owners, businesses, and residential/commercial buildings: Consider taking steps to secure property, board up, or protect valuables as needed More info: https://www.uschamberfoundation.org/disasters/protecting-your-business-threatened-civil-unrest Let’s stand together, stay informed, and show up for our community with strength and solidarity.✊💫 @lapdcentral @readyla @myla311 @cd14losangeles
Come to our Special DLANC Board of Directors meeti Come to our Special DLANC Board of Directors meeting tonight on Zoom. We’ll see you at 6:30pm! The agenda is on our calendar: https://dlanc.com/calendar/ https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89885088205 Venga a la reunión especial de la mesa directiva del DLANC esta noche en zoom. Los esperamos a las 6:30pm! La agenda está en nuestro calendario: http://dlanc.com/calendar/ https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89885088205 Si requiere servicios de traducción, por favor contacte Secretaria BellaNaomi Ostby por correo electrónico bellanaomi.ostby@dlanc.com #DTLA #DowntownLA #LocalGovernment #GetInvolved #CommunityImpact #NeighborhoodCouncil #CivicEngagement #DTLANeighbors #MakeADifference
We’re proud to announce Ms. Edith Su, Specialize We’re proud to announce Ms. Edith Su, Specialized Student Services Counselor at Ninth Street Elementary (LAUSD) @ninthstreetes, as one of our panelists for the Future of Education in DTLA Forum! For the past six years, Ms. Su has been a powerful advocate for students navigating foster care, homelessness, and the juvenile justice system. Her work centers on breaking down barriers to educational access and ensuring every student receives the support and resources they need to thrive. From enrollment rights to housing connections, Edith’s on-the-ground expertise brings a crucial LAUSD perspective to our conversation around supporting students experiencing homelessness. 📍 ASU Local | May 19 | 6–8:30 PM 🎤 Panel begins at 7 PM 🔗 Eventbrite link in bio to register! #DTLAForum #EdithSu #LAUSD #StudentSupport #FutureOfEducation #HomelessYouth #EducationEquity #SupportServices #PolicyToPractice #CommunityCare
We’re excited to welcome Stanley Anjan, Managing We’re excited to welcome Stanley Anjan, Managing Director of Student & Community Services at Para Los Niños @paralosninosorg, to the panel for our upcoming Future of Education in DTLA Forum! With over 20 years of experience in education, youth development, and public health, Stan leads with a deep commitment to equity, community, and the holistic success of students and families across Los Angeles. His work at Para Los Niños bridges education and wraparound support, ensuring youth thrive both in and out of the classroom. Join us May 19 as we dive into the policies, partnerships, and community strategies needed to better support students experiencing homelessness. 📍 ASU Local, 6–8:30 PM 🎤 Panel begins at 7 PM 🔗 Register now via Eventbrite #DTLAForum #FutureOfEducation #StanAnjan #ParaLosNiños #StudentSupport #CommunityCare #HomelessYouth #EducationMatters #PolicyToPractice
We’re thrilled to welcome Maegan Mattock, Chief We’re thrilled to welcome Maegan Mattock, Chief Regional Officer at School on Wheels @schoolonwheels , to the panel for Centering Students Experiencing Homelessness: A Community Response. With a background in social work and over a decade of leadership supporting foster and unhoused youth, Maegan brings deep expertise in advocacy, education equity, and community care. Catch her in conversation with our incredible panel next Monday, May 19 in DTLA! 🗓️ Monday, May 19 ⏰ 6–8:30 PM 📍 ASU Local – 1111 S Broadway, DTLA #FutureOfEducation #DTLAForum #SupportOurStudents #HomelessYouth #EducationEquity #PolicyToAction #SchoolOnWheels #CommunityCare
We’re honored to welcome Dr. Jennifer Kottke to We’re honored to welcome Dr. Jennifer Kottke to this year’s Future of Education in DTLA Forum panel! As Homeless Education Project Director at LACOE @losangelescoe, Dr. Kottke supports over 80 districts and 300+ charter schools across LA County. With deep expertise in homeless education, school counseling, trauma-informed practices, and community resource building, she brings vitalperspective to this year’s focus on supporting students experiencing homelessness. 🗓️ Monday, May 19 ⏰ 6–8:30 PM 📍 ASU Local – 1111 S Broadway, DTLA #FutureOfEducation #DTLAForum #SupportOurStudents #HomelessEducation #EducationEquity #PolicyToAction #DrJenniferKottke
We’re excited to announce that Dulce Vasquez, As We’re excited to announce that Dulce Vasquez, Assistant Vice President in the Office of University Affairs at Arizona State University, will be moderating this year’s Future of Education in DTLA Forum! Dulce brings deep experience in policy, community engagement, and education advocacy—making her the perfect guide for this timely conversation on supporting students experiencing homelessness. 🗓️ Monday, May 19 | ⏰ 6–8:30PM ASU California Center Broadway – 1111 S Broadway, DTLA @vasquezdulce @asucalifornia #DTLAForum #FutureOfEducation #EducationEquity #SupportOurStudents #CommunityCare #PolicyToAction #DulceVasquez
🎓✨ Join us for the 2nd Annual Future of Educa 🎓✨ Join us for the 2nd Annual Future of Education in DTLA Forum! This year’s panel focuses on supporting students experiencing homelessness—exploring how policy, advocacy, and community care can drive change. - Hear from educators, nonprofits, & city leaders - Connect with community changemakers - Discover how you can get involved 📅 Monday, May 19 🕕 6–8:30 PM 📍 ASU Local – 1111 S Broadway, DTLA All ages welcome. Let’s build an equitable future—together. #FutureOfEducation #DTLAForum #EducationEquity #SupportOurStudents #CommunityCare #HomelessYouth #policytoaction
We been notified of the below marches planned for We been notified of the below marches planned for tomorrow, May 1. Please be aware. First Map (permitted)- Street closure on Figueroa from Olympic to Chick Hearn begins at 0700. Rally begins at 1000 and march begins at 1100. Disband on Alameda between Aliso and Temple at 1500 hours. Second Map (permitted)- Street closure on Broadway from Olympic to 12th begins at 0900 hours. March begins at 1200 hours. Disband on Broadway between Temple and 1st at 1500 hours. Third Map (not permitted)- LAPD and DOT WILL NOT facilitate this march. Rally at Mariachi Plaza at 1630 hours. March begins at 1700 hours. Will return to Mariachi Plaza on same route. Fourth March (not permitted and no map)- Will rally at Mac Park at 1630 hours and march at 1700 hours to unknown location in Downtown LA. LAPD and DOT WILL NOT facilitate this march.
Concilmember Ysabel Jurado joins the DTLA Communit Concilmember Ysabel Jurado joins the DTLA Community in a press release about the recent tree vandalism incident. Her remarks fortified the importance of green space in the downtown Los Angeles area! We are grateful for @cd14losangeles for continuing to move the needle for DTLA. #dtla #cd14 #losangeles #dlanc #dtlara #dtlaalliance #laconservationcorps #spna
Today is Election Day! Today’s the FINAL day to Today is Election Day! Today’s the FINAL day to vote for your favorite neighborhood council candidates. Make sure you return your ballot by midnight tonight so it can be counted. More info at the link in our bio. Congrats candidates, you made it!
Tomorrow is Election Day! Can you believe it’s a Tomorrow is Election Day! Can you believe it’s almost here? Make sure to send that ballot in so it can be counted. More info at the link in our bio.
Getting excited? We’re only 2 days away from Ele Getting excited? We’re only 2 days away from Election Day! Make sure you vote and send that baby in! More info at the link in our bio.
We are just 3 days away from Election Day on Tuesd We are just 3 days away from Election Day on Tuesday, April 22nd! Have you received your mail in ballot? Make sure to send it in! More info at our link in bio.
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