Partner With Us

Events & Festivals

We uplift the stories and voices of diverse community members. One of our most powerful ways to do this is by partnering with flagship organizations who share this goal.  

We train and collaborate with local teaching artists and youth to bring engaging workshops to festivals and community events throughout Los Angeles, offering a unique pathway for these institutions to invest in youth and artists throughout LA.

Activities are designed to weave in place-based storytelling, creative expression, cultural connection and often include interactive installations and engaging materials.

Placekeeping

We work with communities to keep their place through partnerships that make important stories visible in the public spaces they call home.  

Our most comprehensive “placekeeping” initiatives take place in South LA  which represents the 5th largest Black population in the nation, including the largest Black homeownership population in the country and the largest concentration of Black cultural assets (museums, arts, entertainment, businesses etc.) in the state of California. 

We are partnering with government agencies, leaders, cultural institutions and small businesses in several community-led placekeeping initiatives that will preserve and uplift South LA’s cultural, social and historical identity while improving the quality of life for residents.

Our Collaborators

Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center

California African American Museum

CARECEN

CD Tech

Community Coalition

Esperanza Community Housing

Expo Center

The Ford

Fowler Museum

John C. Fremont High School

Getty

Grand Performances

Homies Unidos

Hyde Park Organizational Partners for Empowerment

KAOS Network

Korean Youth and Community Center

LA Neighborhood Land Trust

LAUSD

Levitt LA 

MacArthur Park Elementary School

MacArthur Park Recreation Center

The Music Center

Natural History Museum

SCOPE

SLATE-Z

UCLA Labor Center

UMMA Clinic

USC 

Willowbrook Inclusion Network

The World Stage

ROSE (Reclaiming Our Sisters Everywhere South LA)