5/14/2020 Fireside CharLA - Featuring Mark Ridley-Thomas

The USC Dornsife Program for Environmental and Regional Equity released an analysis of those most at risk of devastating fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. The analysis concluded that marginalized segments of the population, including low-income seniors, undocumented immigrants, and rent-burdened families, face substantial inequities that will affect how well they weather the pandemic.

In response, United Latinx Fund (ULF) and Latino Coalition of Los Angeles (LCLA) hosts the next installment of our weekly online Fireside CharLA series featuring Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas to update on current legislation, policies, and investments that curtail the spread of COVID-19 within our most vulnerable communities as well as how these solutions aim to redress mounting inequalities within our Latinx community.

Learn more about projects and issues Supervisor Ridley-Thomas has been engaged with:

• Homelessness
  • Project Roomkey.
  • Keeping Vulnerable Homeless Seniors Housed Post-Pandemic.
• Economic Recovery & Business Funds
  • LA County Announces Public Private Partnership to bring $28 Million to LA Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19.
  • LA County Announces New Countywide Economic Recovery Taskforce.
• Testing & Data
  • A Need for Better COVID-19 Testing.
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• List of Resources shared during this CharLA

• WHEN:
  May 14, 2020 at 5:30pm - 6:30pm

  CONTACT:
  Richard Corral · info@unitedlatinxfund.org