Innovation in Action: Healthy Homes, Healthy Kids 
Thursday, Mar. 12 at 5:30 p.m.

Every year, tens of thousands of people in the City of Los Angeles are living in extreme slum housing, and it’s making them sick. Unsatisfied with the traditional response to this public health crisis, four nonprofit organizations teamed up to break the cycle of illness and injustice and formed a coalition that has achieved unprecedented results in the fight for healthy homes and healthy kids.  Join us for a panel disucssion with these pioneering nonprofit leaders and learn about how they've made kids healthier by taking a new approach to an old problem.

Innovation in Action is an onging series of the Center Scene Public Programs that highlights successful and replicable programs that use creativity and partnership to find new solutions to old problems and build healthier communities in tough times.

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Stimulus and Health Care: Where Will the Money Go?

Park City, L.A. — Video Podcast Coming Soon

This Center Scene Public Program explored how Los Angeles uses its land and what those choices mean for our health. Held on Sept., 17, on the eve of the second annual Park[ing] Day LA, it was an event that raised awareness about the need for open urban space, to discuss how we can all help create healthy communities and make Los Angeles the right kind of "park city."

Social Media, Social Justice --

This Nov. 20 Center Scene public program featured experts in civic engagement (Allen Gunn, executive director, Aspiration; Jessy Tolkan, director, Energy Action Coalition; and Chris Rabb, Afro-Netizen) who shared how any organization or campaign can use those same strategies to support its social justice work and build healthy communities. The panel was moderated by Sloane Berrent, director of business development, Causecast.
 
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