The Commission on the Status of Women assists in ensuring that all women have access to resources that enhance self-sufficiency.
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We are so happy to be co-hosting our meeting with the @CCSWG here at City Hall. – at Los Angeles, CA
Today, we are holding a collaborative meeting in Los Angeles with @LACSW and @HCIDLA - we can’t wait to hear from folks doing such great work at the local level! #ladieswholead
Without any doubts, we know that #womenmovela. Proud of our city and the leadership of @MayorOfLA and First Lady Amy Wakeland in promoting gender equity and equality in hiring, access, representation, services, and so much more 🙌
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We just watched three powerful #shortdocs made by #femaleyouth. Amplify their voices, move from #empathytoaction with @WomensVoicesNow #girlsvoicesnow bit.ly/2RFEaT2 – at Los Angeles, CA
Here at #DenimDay celebration at City Hall with @PeaceOvrViolnce @MayorOfLA @CD6Nury @MRTempower and so many more, standing against all forms of sexual assault and violence.
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Look #UndertheScarf, watch a short doc by #femaleyouth on being a young #woman, #Muslim & #immigrant in #America seeking #identity & #inclusivity. #DefyHate, join the #empathytoactionfilmclub #womensvoicesnow #bethechange @WomensVoicesNow @globalgirlmedia bit.ly/2ujfAwk
Thank you for sharing your artwork and your story! – at Los Angeles, CA
Celebrating Women ! 🚺🌎
Thank you @MayorOfLA
for your recognition on my contribution in supporting @LACSW with art and service today! Congrats to all honorees. #IWD2109
#InternationalWomenDay2019 #InternationWomensDay #mydayinla
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Joining @LACSW to honor incredible women who have survived human trafficking and domestic violence — and push forward in our work to support survivors and end these atrocities. This art exhibit offers a testament to their strength and perseverance. #InternationalWomensDay
Proud to celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth by highlighting the the strength of women survivors and the Pioneer Women who do incredible work across #LA. – at Los Angeles, CA
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We r so excited 2 launch the art exhibit "Shifting Narratives: The Strength of Women Survivors" 2 b showcased at the #LA City Hall Bridge & @MountSaintMary galleries 4 #WomensHistoryMonth Here r preview pics of 100+ submissions. We r so proud of the women who submitted! @LACSW
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We r so excited 2 launch the art exhibit "Shifting Narratives: The Strength of Women Survivors" 2 b showcased at the #LA City Hall Bridge & @MountSaintMary galleries 4 #WomensHistoryMonth Here r preview pics of 100+ submissions. We r so proud of the women who submitted! @LACSW
Everyone can do their part to amplify women’s voices and recognize the vital contributions of women in Los Angeles and beyond. This #WomensHistoryMonth, we #RetweetWomen.
Are women gaining ground when it comes to representation and inclusion, or is it just talk? Find out on March 28 @MSMU_LA’s Report on the Status of Women and Girls in California: msmu.edu/statusofwomen #MSMUWomen #UnstoppableWMN – at Los Angeles, CA
Thank you for an inspiring conversation about #equity and #justice State Senator Holly Mitchell and Councilmembers Nury Martinez and Monica Rodruigez! @HollyJMitchell @CD6Nury @MRodCD7 – at Los Angeles, CA
The 2019 @MSMU_LA Report on the Status of Women & Girls examines how race, age and socio-economic status shape the lives of women and girls in our state. Register now and join the conversation on March 28th! #UnstoppableWMN
msmu.edu/statusofwomen – at Los Angeles, CA
Meet our new Commissioner, Marla Messing!
Commissioner Messing served as the President/CEO of the groundbreaking 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup and as the Vice President of the LA24/28 Olympic Bid Committee.
Read her full bio here: bit.ly/2EmSUB5 – at Los Angeles, CA
We are excited to share that we are finalists for Apolitical’s Cities of the Future Competition alongside some amazing teams from around the world!
Cast your vote on our LOOK AGAIN Campaign and check out the other teams here: apolitical.co/city-policy-co…
What contributes to women becoming homeless?
Economic barriers, high housing costs, low minimum wage, the wage gap & under-employment, insufficient benefits for childcare/paid leave, historical & systematic gender discrimination & racism.
Stay informed: bit.ly/2UUekuP – at Los Angeles, CA
Women breaking new ground.
nyti.ms/2MYl73O – at Los Angeles, CA
