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Title: A Job and a Home: Elders Speak About South LA
START DATE: 4/17/2004
START TIME: 1:00 PM
Duration: 3 Hours
Location: south los angeles
Location Details:
Southern California Library
6120 S. Vermont Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90044
(between Slauson and Gage)
Event Topic:
Event Type: community dialogue
Contact Name: Michele Welsing
Contact Email: mewlsing@socallib.org
Contact Phone: 323-759-6063
DESCRIPTION:
Please join us as a diverse panel of neighborhood elders discuss the

multi-faceted and multi-racial history of South L.A., including making a

living, navigating neighborhood life, raising a family, and forging

friendships. The panel will be preceded by presentations by youth from local

schools and followed by an audience discussion.

Everyone is invited to come hear stories of South L.A. and to share their

own South L.A. experiences at this free event.

This event is presented as part of "From Generation to Generation: Making a LIfe in South Los Angeles, 1940-2005", a community history project of the Southern California Library. "Generations" is one of eight projects statewide funded by the California

Council for the Humanities under its "California Stories: Communities Speak"

program; it is also supported in part by a grant from the California

Community Foundation. Information about "Generations" activities and events

is available on the web (http://www.socallib.org/generations).

The project kicked off last August with a film series and a book reading in

which ethnically diverse audiences, from youth to elders, held spirited

discussions about their experiences and perspectives. The project is

scheduled to continue into 2005 with additional film series, community

dialogues, and oral history interviews.

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