CCED COVID-19 Response
Work With UsWe are calling folks to offer support through donating extra supplies and helping to coordinate mutual aid for Chinatown residents.
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Solidarity & Action in times of COVID-19CCED and our allies have put together resources and a list of demands to support all people and small businesses that are hurt during the pandemic, and especially the most vulnerable in our community and in Los Angeles.
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Chinatown LA Mutual AidCCED has parntered with SEACA to create Chinatown LA Mutual Aid Re:COVID-19 in March 2020 and continues today but separately to better serve the specific populaltions that we work in Chinatown.
Stay updated with SEACA’s work on Facebook @seacala or Instagram @seaca.la.
Stay involved by following CCED’s Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter @ccedla. |
...And Much More
Why Equitable Development in Chinatown?
Chinatown in Los Angeles — a longtime gateway community for immigrants — is undergoing rapid gentrification. It once provided a place where those who have recently arrived can adapt in an environment that affords them access to basic necessities in their own language. Today, Chinatown is in danger of becoming a home for only those with higher incomes and access to wealth.
Rent is Too Damn High!Los Angeles is now one of the least affordable rental markets in the country, based on the portion of a renter's income that goes to pay rent. We want stronger rent control policies that prevent further rent increases, and can encompass all buildings. |
We Need Community ResourcesWe need good hospitals, public schools, public parks and small businesses, such as affordable, culturally relevant markets and laundromats that serve, hire, support and sustain non-English speaking low-income immigrant families. |
Join Us
WE STRIVE TOShare Our StoriesCreate community spaces for Chinatown residents, unhoused neighbors, and friends to share stories and build relationships.
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