The Alliance For A Livable Los Angeles

The Alliance for a Livable Los Angeles is a diverse group of organizations whose work focuses on affordable housing, environmental justice, public health, community organizing, transportation planning and equity, economic and community development, and land use planning. The mission of the Alliance is to help make the City of Los Angeles a better place to live for everyone by creating homes people can afford, transportation options, neighborhood parks, and public places.  The Alliance uses several strategies to achieve its mission including candidate forums during election times, bringing the "Making Los Angeles More Livable" presentation to community groups, and organizing the Y.I.M.B.Y (Yes-In-My-Back-Yard) Brigade.

• Read the Alliance's vision statement

Organizations currently participating in the Alliance include:

• Central City Neighborhood Partners
• Century Housing
• Coalition LA
• Environmental Defense
• Global Green
• Latino Urban Forum
• Livable Places
• LA Walks
• Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles
• Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy
• Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition
• Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing
• Trust for Public Land
• Urban & Environmental Policy Institute, Occidental College

If you are interested in joining the Alliance please contact Jennifer Allen at Livable Places.

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