Being Well, our first wellbeing gathering for frontline workers in LA's homeless response sector, brought together 78 participants from 56 organizations for two days of healing-centered programming. Post-event surveys showed 93% of participants reported improved personal wellbeing, with 96% saying the experience shifted their thinking about rest and care in their work.

This weekend, Los Angeles showed the world what it means to love and protect our people.

We're thrilled to share that Social Justice Partners LA has been selected as the Los Angeles Sparks' community partner for the 2025 WNBA Commissioner's Cup!

“As some of you already know, I'm taking a leap into a new career adventure next month which unfortunately means leaving the team here at SJPLA. Before I go, I wanted to take a moment to share what this place has meant to me.”

We are seeking a full-time Senior Communications Lead to lead the strategy and execution of all of SJPLA’s external communications, bringing to life our mission, values, and programs to a variety of audiences, including nonprofit leaders, donor volunteers, and civically-engaged Angelenos.

Our community gathered to celebrate seven visionary Systems Change Fellows. The evening pulsed with energy described as 'inspired,' 'hopeful,' and 'connected,' as attendees committed to tangible actions—from direct financial support to amplifying stories and building partnerships.

We're proud to introduce the group of coaches working with this year's presenters. Each coach brings unique lived experience, creating a rich tapestry of support for our Fellows.

Over these last few weeks, we've witnessed the profound strength and solidarity of Los Angeles as we face the devastating impact of the fires and the destructive actions of a new Administration. The outpouring of mutual aid and solidarity highlights just how much we show up for each other in times of need. This spirit of community care becomes even more crucial as we navigate the immediate crises and the broader attacks on our communities.

With gratitude and excitement, we’re announcing SJPLA’s 2025 board and board leadership.

We are thrilled to announce that our beloved annual event, Fast Pitch, is entering its next chapter as Story of Us LA.

The past months have surfaced emotions many of us have long carried in our relationship with this country – disappointment, anger, fear, and a renewed sense of responsibility. These feelings remind us that the work of dismantling racism isn't tied to any single moment or election cycle – it's a constant reality requiring sustained commitment and action.

We know that the work of justice expands far beyond election cycles - it lives in our daily actions, in our relationships, and in our commitment to building a just and loving Los Angeles.

We are thrilled to introduce the remarkable leaders joining our 2024-25 Systems Change Fellowship program.

There is an urgent wellbeing crisis facing LA's homeless response workers, with most struggling to meet basic needs on low wages.

We are thrilled to introduce the fourth cohort of the Racial Equity in Homelessness Fellowship! This groundbreaking program continues to create a community of BIPOC leaders within Los Angeles County's Homeless Response Sector dedicated to addressing homelessness through the crucial lens of racial equity.

“Being born and raised in South Central Los Angeles to Guatemala Maya migrants has been foundational to shaping who I am.“

How do we ensure that while enjoying the freedom of a liberatory environment, we still honor our commitments to each other and our communities?

As part of our commitment to a liberatory workplace and being a living lab for liberatory practices and policies, we quietly moved to a 32-hour work week in January of 2023. A year and a half into the experiment, we’re ready to share how we made the transition and what we’ve learned from the process.

We are seeking a full-time Events Coordinator to work closely with our Senior Manager of Communications to support our whole team to coordinate events, meetings, and trainings.

One year ago, we launched The Wellbeing Fund to provide financial support to Los Angeles homeless response sector workers and move towards a living wage throughout the sector.