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News ReleasesThe following documents require Adobe Acrobat Reader or Microsoft Word: 10th Annual Multicultural Conference is Celebrated Universal City's Hilton Hotel will be site for the 10th annual Multicultural Conference being held on Thursday, May 15th. The annual all-day event is hosted by the County of Los Angeles but is opened to the public. Activities include workshops and educational forums focusing on the important journey of adapting to life in a culturally diverse society. For conference entrance information, you can reach Luis Escalante at lescalante@dmh.lacounty.gov, or by calling 213-251-6882. The hotel is accessible from the Universal Metro Station and is located at 555 Universal Hollywood Drive, Universal City, CA 91608.
2007's May Day Immigration and the Impact on the Community Discussed at event co-sponsored by the Media Image Coalition and the Los Angeles Press Club Los Angeles - The impact of last year's May Day immigration rally - and reforms instituted by the police in its wake - will be discussed at a panel on Thursday, May 8th. The event is co-sponsored by the Media Image Coalition and the Los Angeles Press Club. Reporters and filmmakers involved in Latino issues will look back on the rally near MacArthur Park, and discuss its impact on reporting immigration issues. The panel will also examine changes in procedure by the Los Angeles Police Department aimed at preventing abuse by officers on bystanders, demonstrators and media in the future...More
National Sunday Magazine Honors Los Angeles County Human Relations Project Los Angeles - The Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission and its partners in implementing "Teens Make a Difference Day 2007", a countywide program that encouraged teens, ages 13-18 years, to plan and develop volunteer and community service projects, were pleased when the Los Angeles area success of "Teens Make a Difference Day 2007" was recognized by USA Weekend Magazine and Newman's Own Foundation, which provided $10,000 in prize money. At its April 22, 2008 meeting, the Board of Supervisors presented scrolls to Robin Toma, Executive Director of the Human Relations Commission, Russ Guiney, Executive Director of L.A. Dept. of Parks and Recreations and representatives of Connect LA, L.A. City Department of Recreation and Parks - Class Parks Program, LAUSD Health Education Programs, LAUSD Beyond the Bell branch, L.A. Junior Chamber of Commerce and L.A. Conservation Corps Clean n Green program...More
WILLIAM S. LAMBERT APPOINTED COMMISSIONER Mr. William S. Lambert has been appointed to the Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission, representing the Third District, by Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky. He is recently retired from his post as the Director of Government Relations at United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA)...More
Former President of the Garvey School Board Los Angeles – The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has confirmed the appointment of Felipe Agredano, former President of the Garvey School District Board of Education as a Commissioner on the Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission. He was appointed by Supervisor Gloria Molina, as a representative of District 1, covering Southeast Los Angeles, East Los Angeles, San Gabriel Valley to East Los Angeles...More
Pomona High School Highlights Diversity at Annual ‘Unity Week’ Assembly On Thursday, February 14th, at 10 a.m., 750 Pomona High School students gather
in the gymnasium to celebrate their second annual Unity Week Assembly since
the school began its human relations ‘zerohour’ program. Students
will be entertained and educated through dramatic skits created and performed
by students from the Campus Action Team, Diversity and Social Justice Class,
and Peer Resources classes...More COMMUNITY CALENDAR EDITORS: Employment discrimination is discussed by
Date: Thursday, January 24th The Los Angeles County Human Relation Commission and
its Corporate Advisory Committee join the Los Angeles Diversity Work
Group in presenting this workshop on the emerging national initiatives
and regional issues that impact employers and employees in regard to
Equal Employment Opportunity issues...More
“Teens Make a Difference Day 2007” Los Angeles - The Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations, the Los Angeles City Department of Recreation and Parks, and ConnectLA, a non-profit group committed to bringing diverse communities and sectors together through shared projects, and by sharing expertise, come together to celebrate “Teens Make a Difference Day” on Saturday, October 27, 2007...More
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