SOCIAL, WORKERS, WOMEN, HEALTH, CLIMATE, AND FOOD JUSTICE

EXHIBITION LEARNING MODULES 

FINDING SEQUINS IN THE RUBBLE: ARCHIVES OF JOTERÍA MEMORIES IN LOS ANGELES 

LA PLAZA: A CENTER OF INJUSTICE AND TRANSFORMATION IN LOS ANGELES

DEPORTED VETERANS 
PHOTOGRAPHS BY JOSEPH SILVIA 

CARAVANAS DEL DIABLO
PHOTOGRAPHS BY ADA TRILLO

THAI EL MONTE GARMENT WORKERS
​THE RETURN OF SLAVERY AND TRAFFICKING IN THE MODERN ERA

WHAT IS HUMAN TRAFFICKING?

COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING: RESOURCES 

  • Learn the indicators of human trafficking so you can help to identify potential trafficking victims.
  • Human Trafficking Hotline: 1 (888) 373-7888
  • Become a conscientious and informed consumer. If able, consider how your own goods are sourced. Visit ResponsibleSourcingTool.org to find out more about where your clothes and food come from or check out the Department of Labor's List of Goods Produced by Child Labor or Forced Labor.
  • Learn more about human trafficking and stories of human trafficking through books and films.
  • Remain informed about news surrounding human trafficking by checking out CNN's Freedom Project.
  • Volunteer with or support anti-trafficking efforts locally. 
  • For parents and caregivers: visit Baylor's Guide to talking about Human Trafficking for ideas on how to talk about this subject with children.

FAST FASHION

NEW BLACK CITY: A WORLD WITHOUT POLICE

HISTORY OF AMERICAN POLICING 

POLICING IN AMERICA

THE BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT 

IMPACT ON INNOCENCE 

THE HISTORY OF MASS INCARCERATION

IMPACT OF MASS INCARCERATION

THE SCHOOL TO PRISION PIPELINE

IN MEMORIAM: LOS ANGELES
​HUGO CROSTHWAITE 

HISTORY OF THE US-MEXICO BORDER

​​GOODWILL: 
​ITS FOUNDING AND HISTORY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

MUTUAL AID NETWORKS 

CON SAFOS:
REFLECTIONS OF LIFE IN THE BARRIO

LET’S STAY IN TOUCH

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