The primary elections are coming up on June 7th, and Westside for Everyone’s endorsed candidates need your support!

Visit our endorsements page to read about our endorsed candidates Erin Darling (CD11), Scott Epstein (CD5) and Kenneth Mejia (City Controller)

Find a voting center on election day here.

Find a location to drop off your ballot here.

Join us in attendance at the the Southern California Association of Nonprofit Housing (SCANPH) mayoral debate on housing and homelessness.

SCANPH is the collective voice of the affordable housing industry in Southern California and Housing for a Stronger Los Angeles is a coalition of nonprofit developer organizations active in the affordable housing movement in Los Angeles.

Location: Colburn School, Zipper Hall 200 South Grand Avenue , Los Angeles, CA 90012

RSVP required. Sign up here.

Westside for Everyone members, we need your support and to speak up supporting the West LA Commons project.

Project Details:
The West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council is hosting a town hall about a proposed West LA Commons Project that includes 926 new units---about 47% affordable. We need your support to attend either in person or via zoom (the meeting will be a hybrid) to speak. Click here for more details about the project.

When:
April 13 at 7 pm

Zoom Link:
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82167106271
Meeting ID: 821 6710 6271 (and press #)
Phone: (669) 900-6833, (833) 548-0282, (888) 475-4499, (877) 853-5257, (833) 548 0276

In-person
Stoner Park Recreation Center
1835 Stoner Avenue
Los Angeles, CA, 90025

Action organized by: Abundant Housing LA

Join environmental neighbors to gather signatures in support of two important ballot initiatives, United to House LA and Healthy Streets LA, on Saturday, April 9th.

More details and sign up here.

About Healthy Streets LA

The ballot measure will require the City of Los Angeles to implement its Mobility Plan 2035 whenever the City repaves or otherwise works on a street. Doing so will save money, reduce traffic, make the streets safer, and give people more options to get around town, helping to clean our air.

About United to House LA

This citizen’s led measure was written by LA’s not-for-profit homelessness and housing experts — not politicians — because they know what it takes to actually get tens of thousands of people off the streets and help hundreds of thousands of people keep their homes. As proposed, the measure would create the Los Angeles Program to Prevent Homelessness and Fund Affordable Housing, which funds a robust set of housing policies for the City of LA.