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If you're in LA County and ready to push back against the messed-up policies hitting our communities, here are some local orgs you should know about:

Immigrant Rights and Support:

Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA): CHIRLA have been fighting for immigrant and refugee rights since 1986. They do everything from community education to legal services, and they’re all about empowering immigrant communities to stand up and be heard.

Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project: If you or someone you know needs help navigating the immigration system, these are your people. They provide legal education and representation for vulnerable immigrants in LA.

Office of Immigrant Affairs - Los Angeles County: This office is like the connector for all things immigrant services—legal help, consumer protection, healthcare resources, you name it.

Labor Rights and Worker Advocacy:

Los Angeles County Federation of Labor (LA Fed): Representing over 300 unions, LA Fed is all about empowering workers. They provide resources for organizing and advocacy, making sure working people’s voices are heard.

Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA) - Employment Law: If you’re dealing with unpaid wages, unemployment issues, or workplace discrimination, LAFLA has your back with legal support.

Los Angeles Worker Center Network: This network is all about building power among Black, immigrant, and refugee workers by developing leadership and organizing for fairer working conditions.

LGBTQ+ Rights and Support:

Los Angeles LGBT Center: One of the largest LGBTQ+ orgs in the world, they offer everything from healthcare to legal aid and housing. Their Anti-Violence Project is huge for supporting people dealing with hate crimes, harassment, and discrimination.

ACLU of Southern California: These fighters are all about dismantling discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression. They push for fair treatment in jobs, housing, public spaces, and government programs.

COLORS LGBTQ Youth Counseling & Community Center: COLORS is a safe space for LGBTQIA+ youth under 25. They offer free counseling and therapy to help young people navigate societal pressures and embrace their identities with love, creativity, and confidence.

Whether you volunteer, attend workshops, or just help spread the word, getting involved with these orgs is a powerful way to fight for immigrant, labor, and LGBTQ+ rights in LA. We’ve all got a role to play—let’s show up for each other ✊🏽