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February
2012 Newsletter
Workers win historic jobs agreement at Metro

The Metro board of
Directors unanimously approved a historic Project Labor Agreement
(PLA) and Construction Careers Policy on Thursday, January 26, that
will significantly increase the number of workers from
disadvantaged areas to be hired on the agency’s
multi-billion-dollar transit projects.
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Educating, engaging, and empowering in 2012: The
20th anniversary of empowerment

More
than 2,000 community members, activists, dignitaries, elected
officials, and religious leaders registered to attend the 20th
Annual Empowerment Congress Summit hosted by Supervisor Mark
Ridley-Thomas and the Empowerment Congress on the University of Southern
California’s campus, Martin Luther
King, Jr. weekend. Read
more
The
Martin Luther King, Jr. Multi-Service Ambulatory Care Center mural
- A community undertaking

Watts, Willowbrook, and Compton residents met to give their input to
the artists who will design the Martin Luther
King Multi- Service
Ambulatory Care Center
walkway at a creative workshop at the Hudson Auditorium in
Willowbrook. The workshop was held to encourage community members
to share their thoughts and ideas both pictorially and verbally for
what they would like to see on panels that will make up the
800-foot-long panel at the Martin Luther King Multi-Service
Ambulatory Care Center.
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