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… writers, and professionals who help make our communities more resilient & equitable. … Jaime Jarrín … The Ecuadorian-born Jarrín is known as the Spanish voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Jaime started broadcasting in his home country when he … States in 1955, he had never seen a baseball game, but in only three years, he found himself on the Spanish broadcast team for the first Dodgers season in Los Angeles. That was the start of one of the longest tenures for any sports broadcaster … Hispanic Journalists with their highest award and received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. … Dr. Richard Zapanta … Born in 1946, Dr. Zapanta attended ELAC after graduating from Garfield High School. An avid art collector who amassed a trove …

… a queer futurity imaginable through transnational inheritance and intergenerational memories. Loosely based on Goh’s neo-classical ballet, Configurations, commissioned by American Ballet Theater in 1981, Serafin, a Filipina dancer and choreographer based in Belgium, embodies a spectrum of emotional and physical states of belonging to express togetherness and kinship with Goh’s life and work. Likewise, KIRARA, a transgender …

… ELACF continues its diligence to seek funding opportunities to benefit our students,” said Marissa Castro-Salvati, ELACF Board President. “The support of the ELAC Foundation has been fundamental in helping our college meet students basic needs …

… Alm Roth, Maria Karras, and Cindy Marsh, Yolanda M. López, Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, Rupert García, Barbara Carrasco, Jessica Sabogal, Shepard Fairey and Ridwan Adhami (photographer), and Emory Douglas; with additional independent print works …

… edition, PST ART: Art & Science Collide , this landmark regional event explores the intersections of art and science, both past and present. PST ART is presented by Getty. For more information about PST ART: Art & Science Collide , please visit pst.art . The exhibition assembles 35 artworks in various mediums … a range of aesthetic expressions that illuminate the depth and diversity of artwork produced by people of the world, both contemporary and past. By presenting thoughtful, innovative, and culturally diverse exhibitions and by organizing …

… the L.A. Times 36 years ago. There he began as a night police reporter, but soon became an editor. A story he edited on a botched bank robbery in North Hollywood in 1987 won a Pulitzer Prize. At the Times, he has been an editor of national …

… to ensure our College Mission Statement is relevant and meets the needs and assets of the current and projected student body. Therefore, you are cordially invited to a Townhall on October 2, 2023 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at ELAC’s Southgate …

… in the nation for degrees granted in three separate majors. This is especially impressive because this ranking is against both two-year and four-year institutions. Top 100 (2021-2022 Total Enrollment 2-year Schools) - #1 Top 100 (2021-2022 Total …

… was the first Latina elected to the California State Assembly, the Los Angeles City Council, and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. She built a strong reputation as someone committed to overseeing good government reforms, maintenance …