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Giovanni Rodriguez in L.A. Superior Court’s Eviction Department on the morning of March 25th, 2024. Courtesy of JIMBO TIMES.
Today’s dispatch comes from Areli Morales Lopez, a bi-national, Zapotec, multilingual freelance multimedia journalist, community documentarian, and cultural worker who grew up in Venice, CA and now lives in Oaxaca, Mexico. She covers the Oa...
The Making A Neighborhood team with Karen “Kiwi” Burch at last year’s anniversary celebration.
The front side of Making Our Neighborhood’s pamphlet on Redlining, Gentrification, and Housing. February 2021. Photo courtesy of JIMBO TIMES.
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A weekly newsletter devoted to highlighting what makes a neighborhood. Subscribe for photo essays, interviews, & longform storytelling about everything from gentrification to the untold story of that one neighbor who grows fruit from Central America.
Has published essays, poetry, and more for L.A. since 2014; the places he calls home include East Hollywood, Koreatown, Echo Park, Historic Filipinotown and more of central Los Angeles.
Samanta Helou Hernandez is a multimedia journalist and photographer covering culture, identity, and social issues. In 2017, Samanta created “This Side of Hoover,” an on-going visual archive of gentrification and resilience in East Hollywood.
Writer, teacher, & community organizer in Los Angeles.
In my 40 year career I have been a school psychologist, an educational administrator, a TV writers’ assistant, a producer, and a high school counselor. My aim has always been to help people be more human, fully expressing their humanity.
Bi-national Zapotec, multilingual, freelance multimedia journalist, community documentarian, and cultural worker. Working with and covering the Oaxacan diaspora, Zapotec and Colonial History, migration, and environmental effects
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