Culture & Civic Life
Los Angeles Urban League
The civil rights organization cultivates economic opportunity and access for the city's African American community
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Established in 2018, the Black Economic Alliance Foundation (BEA Foundation) researches, studies, and shares data to help guide organizations in their cross-sector work to promote economic mobility and prosperity for Black Americans. The BEA Foundation not only collaborates with leaders in the nonprofit, private, and public sectors to produce, research, and analyze data that identify structural barriers to economic and racial equity, it recommends pragmatic solutions to remove these barriers.
The organization focuses on promoting workforce development, expanding access to capital and wealth for Black individuals and businesses, protecting safety net programs that enhance wages for workers, addressing bias, increasing racial representation, and building access to opportunities in Black communities. In addition, the BEA Foundation hosts a forum and speaker series, partners with corporations to generate pathways to economic justice, and is developing a program to train and place 1 million Black workers in jobs over the next 10 years.
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