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* Gastronomical titillation, gratification and satiation: Cooked up by rent party cult chef Arthur Africano and his band of assistants. He has toured nationally, recorded and performed with members of the Black Keys and frequently performs locally at The Echo, Satellite, The Santa Barbara Museum of Contemporary Art, The Hammer Museum, and other venues.
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Golday received his MFA in Jazz Guitar Performance from California Institute of the Arts. * Aural sensation: Guitarist Jason Golday will perform in conjunction with Alexander’s talk. Alexander will present, “The Great Thoroughfare: A Spiritual Adventure from the Time of Genghis Khan” from his work in progress, Paths of Joy: Adventures in Spirit and Therapy. Michael Alexander, UC-Riverside Religious Studies professor and author of Jazz Age Jews. Intellectual stimulation: The Dao in Downtown, an evening with Dr. Michael Alexander and Guitarist Jason Golday. Peters and Skid Row advocate Kevin Michael Key will engage the audience in conversation on issues such as possible similarities between the Bureau of Indian Affairs controversial Urban Relocation Program and current gentrification efforts in Skid Row. Peters, LEGACY OF EXILED NDNZ (11mins), which documents the lives of young Native Americans currently living in Los Angeles. This will be followed by a short film by Pamela J. First, a rare opportunity to see Kent Mackenzie’s THE EXILES (72mins), a 1961 film about young Native Americans living in L.A.’s Bunker Hill district. Two films on the Native American experience in Los Angeles. Rob Ochshorn talks about interacting with digital archives in the physical world and his process designing the Blue Book / Silver Book exhibition. Thursday, May 14, 7:00 pm ‘Global Gentrification? Hipster Los Angeles in Johannesburg’Ī presentation by Melissa Tandiwe Myambo, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow and Visiting Assistant Professor in the International Institute at UCLA.
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Monday, May 4, 6:30 PM Skid Row activist General Jeff and cultural and political theorist Fred Dewey, who was involved in the beginning of the neighborhood councils movement, talk about the formation of the Skid Row Neighborhood Council. Kenneth Marcus from the University of La Verne will touch on the history of Rent Parties, which developed during the Harlem Renaissance, and discuss the music scene on L.A.’s Central Ave. Saturday, May 2: 1st RENT PARTY will feature Skid Row’s own Alex Rodriguez Quartet and Prof. Tuesday, April 28, 3-5 pm: poetry workshop by Carmen Vegaįriday, May 8, 6:30-8 pm: poetry readingsįriday, May 15, 6:30-8 pm: poetry readingsįriday, May 22, 6:30-8 pm: poetry readings + PRIZE + party Tuesday, April 21, 3-5 pm: poetry workshop by Melvin Johnson READING by members from LAPD and Dramastage-Qumran The project will receive Section 8 Project Based Vouchers from Housing Authority of Los Angeles and Housing and Urban Development Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing vouchers.Friday, April 17, 6:30-8:00 pm: ‘If the SHU Fits ‘ (Voices from Solitary Confinement)Ĭompiled by Melvin Ishmael Johnson and Andy Griggs Along with Proposition HHH funding, the development received funding from the Los Angeles County Development Corporation, Pacific Western Bank, an Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities grant from the state of California, and 4% Low Income Housing Tax Credit Equity.
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The second tower, which is expected to begin construction in the summer of 2022, will include 104 units and is funded through $16 million from Proposition HHH. Forty of the 278 units will be reserved for veterans, and all residents will receive supportive services. The first phase of the project, constructing the tower on Crocker Street, will cost $160 million - $32 million of which comes from Proposition HHH - and is expected to be complete in 2023. "This development is a clear marker of how far we've come in our mission to deliver the high-quality, permanent supportive units that unhoused Angelenos urgently need and deserve - and is an extraordinary example of the type of project that will make real progress in this crisis.'' “Weingart Towers embodies everything we promised to Angelenos when they said ‘yes' on Prop HHH and empowered us to build these comprehensive solutions to homelessness,'' Mayor Eric Garcetti said. Pasadena Police Investigating Antisemitic Fliers Related To COVID-19