Meet Jamaal and Oscar. - Two African American boys growing up in South Los Angeles - Two paths of life - Two tales of adversities and tenacity- Two lives impacted by Los Angeles Urban League programs and services. The Los Angeles Urban League's 36th Annual Whitney M. Young, Jr Awards Dinner features the Tale of Two Brothers; a visual depiction of the choices made in the lives of African American men and the need for and success of positive intervention by a committed organization.

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Meet Jamaal and Oscar. - Two African American boys growing up in South Los Angeles - Two paths of life - Two tales of adversities and tenacity - Two lives impacted by Los Angeles Urban League programs and services The Los Angeles Urban League's 36th Annual Whitney M. Young, Jr Awards Dinner features the Tale of Two Brothers; a visual depiction of the choices made in the lives of African American men and the need for and success of positive intervention by a committed organization.

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Meet Jamaal and Oscar.

- Two African American boys growing up in South Los Angeles
- Two paths of life
- Two tales of adversities and tenacity
- Two lives impacted by Los Angeles Urban League programs and services

The Los Angeles Urban League's 36th Annual Whitney M. Young, Jr Awards Dinner features the Tale of Two Brothers; a visual depiction of the choices made in the lives of African American men and the need for and success of positive intervention by a committed organization.

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Meet Jamaal and Oscar.

- Two African American boys growing up in South Los Angeles
- Two paths of life
- Two tales of adversities and tenacity
- Two lives impacted by Los Angeles Urban League programs and services

The Los Angeles Urban League's 36th Annual Whitney M. Young, Jr Awards Dinner features the Tale of Two Brothers; a visual depiction of the choices made in the lives of African American men and the need for and success of positive intervention by a committed organization.

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Meet Jamaal and Oscar.

- Two African American boys growing up in South Los Angeles
- Two paths of life
- Two tales of adversities and tenacity
- Two lives impacted by Los Angeles Urban League programs and services

The Los Angeles Urban Leagues 36th Annual Whitney M. Young, Jr Awards Dinner features the Tale of Two Brothers; a visual depiction of the choices made in the lives of African American men and the need for and success of positive intervention by a committed organization.

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Meet Jamaal and Oscar. - Two African American boys growing up in South Los Angeles - Two paths of life - Two tales of adversities and tenacity - Two lives impacted by Los Angeles Urban League programs and services The Los Angeles Urban League's 36th Annual Whitney M. Young, Jr Awards Dinner features the Tale of Two Brothers; a visual depiction of the choices made in the lives of African American men and the need for and success of positive intervention by a committed organization.

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Developing a strong group of connected African American leaders is central to driving equality for the community. Los Angeles urban League (LAUL) will foster this key element of its strategy by supporting and developing leadership groups targeted at community members of different age and experience levels. Individual leaders may progress from one group to another, and LAUL hopes to maintain their connection with LAUL over time. Each group will serve multiple functions, including developing the skills of its membership through training and seminars, promoting networking through social and professional events and providing opportunities to mentor others. These mentor relationships will be vital to developing the next group of leaders at each level.

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Los Angeles Urban League (LAUL) will work with partners to provide services in each of the five major areas identified in the State of Black Los Angeles (SBLA) report: education, employment, safety, health, and housing. LAUL will take on different roles in each area depending on its own expertise, the availability of partners, and the needs of the community.

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Advocacy is central to achieving Los Angeles Urban League's (LAUL) broader objectives and LAUL will continue to serve as the voice of African Americans and other minority Los Angelinos by advocating on the issues leading to inequity. Over the initial six months, LAUL will develop a set of advocacy priorities to support both its overall equity objectives and its work in the neighborhood. LAUL will engage the community to develop and advance collective priorities. By holding regular town hall meetings, building a strong membership base, and communicating actively to its broader constituency, LAUL will work to build a sustainable force for change.

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The Los Angeles Domestic Violence Prevention Collaborative (which is also represented by Los Angeles Urban League, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, and Asian Pacific American Legal Center) is funded by the Verizon Foundation. This program employs a culturally relevant, linguistically sensitive, multi-pronged approach, including community education, outreach, multilingual materials, and collaborative media activities. In this video, Ajaxx gives tips on living the good life in a healthy relationship.

If you need help or resources concerning domestic violence dial #HOPE (#4673) from any Verizon wireless phone and you will be directly connected to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

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The Los Angeles Domestic Violence Prevention Collaborative (which is also represented by Los Angeles Urban League, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, and Asian Pacific American Legal Center) is funded by the Verizon Foundation. This program employs a culturally relevant, linguistically sensitive, multi-pronged approach, including community education, outreach, multilingual materials, and collaborative media activities. In this video, Kammie gives tips on living the good life in a healthy relationship.

If you need help or resources concerning domestic violence dial #HOPE (#4673) from any Verizon wireless phone and you will be directly connected to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

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The Los Angeles Domestic Violence Prevention Collaborative (which is also represented by Los Angeles Urban League, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, and Asian Pacific American Legal Center) is funded by the Verizon Foundation. This program employs a culturally relevant, linguistically sensitive, multi-pronged approach, including community education, outreach, multilingual materials, and collaborative media activities.

If you need help or resources concerning domestic violence dial #HOPE (#4673) from any Verizon wireless phone and you will be directly connected to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

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