Women's Leadership Project
The Women’s Leadership Project (WLP) is a Black feminist mentoring, civic engagement and service learning advocacy program designed to educate and train young middle and high school age women in South Los Angeles to take ownership of their school-communities.
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Missing and Murdered Community Action, Art and Healing Space
In 2020, Black women accounted for over 30% of missing and abducted women in the U.S. Black girls and women are also 2.5 times more likely to be killed by an intimate partner, relative or friend than are non-Black women. Join the #Standing4BlackGirls coalition to amplify the lives of Black women and girl victims and survivors of domestic violence, abduction and homicide and call for action on L.A. City’s 2022 motion on expanding resources and funding for prevention and intervention services. Info and registration for speakers, community vendors, artists and volunteers: https://bit.ly/37tgw8f
