Guaranteed Income Pilot LA County

Jrue & Lauren Holiday awarded The Love We Don’t See with a grant over the summer for our work within the community & we wanted to dedicate a portion of those funds towards Guaranteed Income. Our Guaranteed Income pilot program will last for 6 months and awardees will receive $400 dollars the 1st in addition to a $100 enrollment bonus signup . Awardees can spend the money on whatever they see fit but to help we also planned to attach free meal plans / education around healthy foods, financial literacy tips,  as well as exercise they can do at home. With all of the underlying conditions that became exacerbated because of COVID-19 we believe there must be an over investment into the health of the American people . At a time where our government is not providing relief to people, we were hoping that we could assist families that need it, generate support to reach more families , & bring data back to the cities we are working in to advocate for them to launch their own pilot programs . Building a coalition of unemployed/working poor people is the last campaign Dr.Martin Luther King fought for before his assassination & I believe that Guaranteed Income can be an important first step in building solidarity amongst people of all different ethnic backgrounds in a way that would create generational change in America . Guaranteed Income can provide a certain level of  freedom — freedom to be entrepreneurs, , to stay home with the kids, to take care of sick parents, to leave abusive relationships, and to help our community in times of crisis. 

Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt

Nov.27th We decided to throw a Scavenger Hunt during this time of thankfulness , where the families and kids had a chance to get lost in the moment & be present 🖤

Solidarity w/students of ABCUSD calling for sexual harassment policy changes

Nov.19th We were informed of the sexual harassment that had been taking place on ABCUSD campuses & on November 19th we were able to stand in solidarity with students as they shared their personal stories & we witnessed them reaffirm autonomy over their bodies in solidarity with one another . We believe you , we stand with you , & we will do whatever we can to support & uplift your voices in order to create & protect safe spaces for you . These students are leaders & are calling on the district to meet with them to discuss policy changes that WILL make their environments safer digitally and once they return to school .