Lost Your Job? Free City Job Resources
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- Monday – Friday 10:00am (except Thurs) and 1:00pm (except Tues)
- Register for English sessions: RSVP: Virtual Rapid Response Orientation
- NOTE- if you can’t attend on the time chosen in your RSVP, no need to re-register. Just phone in at another time. You’ll still be in the system.
- Tuesdays at 1:00pm and Thursdays at 10:00am
- registrarse para la sesión en español: RSVP: Orientación Virtual del Programa Rapid Response.
- NOTA: si no puede asistir a la hora elegida en su RSVP, no es necesario volver a registrarse. Simplemente llame por teléfono en otro momento. Todavía estará en el sistema.
- Online link / asistir a clase online: https://hello.freeconference.
com/conf/call/7873449 - Phone Number / Teléfono: 1 (425) 436-6260
- Access Code / Código de acceso : 787-3449
- One tap mobile: +1 425-436-6260, 7873449#
- FAQ regarding COVID-19 and EDD
- Rapid Response slideshow
- EWDD Rapid Response Online Resources
- Unemployment Insurance worksheet: Info needed to apply
- Benefits for Workers Impacted by COVID
- Healthcare Options
- US Department of Labor: fact sheet on healthcare coverage and job loss
- US Department of Labor: employee’s guide to healthcare under COBRA
Stop CIM From Buying Crenshaw Mall!
/in Uncategorized /byJoin us, the Baptist Ministers Conference of LA, and the SCLC as we protest CIM to discourage the sale of the historical Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall. CIM has plans to make major changes that don’t include the welfare of Blacks in the community in the Baldwin Hill/Crenshaw District area. We know that when developers come in that means Blacks are being forced out. The promises are generally efforts to sweet talk neighbors and residents into believing it’s going to be an enhancement but it only is a pathway of lining their pockets with loads of money. Join us as demonstrate for the welfare of our community.
NAN|LA Peaceful Protest & Meeting With LAPD
/in Uncategorized /byOn Tuesday, June 2nd, the City of Los Angeles led by civil rights organizations NAN | LA, SCLC, the Baptist Ministers Conference and other to peacefully protest and march from 1st Street in downtown Los Angeles to the LAPD headquarter building. A diverse crown assembled and demonstrated and upon reaching their destination, took a knee in solidarity and respect to the late George Floyd. NAN|LA also met with members of the LAPD who also joined in kneeling as a sign of reverence and unity. We can protest and march without violating the law or being called thugs and opportunist. #RIPGeorgeFloyd
BREAKING NEWS: Rev. Al Sharpton Demands Justice For The Death Of George Floyd
/in Uncategorized /byService Salute To Omega Psi Phi Tau Tau
/in Uncategorized /byThe Los Angeles Chapter of the National Action Network would like to extend our heart filled thanks to our Frat Brothers from Omega Psi Phi Tau Tau for the splendid work rendered to the community feeding. It is always a pleasure when we come together as a collective body of Black people serving the needs of others.
What Is The Current Coronavirus Impact On Your State
/in Uncategorized /by- Maryland jumped from No. 22 to No. 10.
- Rhode Island is now No. 1.
- Other states remain hot zones week-to-week, including New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, and Massachusetts.