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LOS ANGELES COMMISSION RELEASES REPARATIONS REPORT OUTLINING BLACK RESIDENTS EXPERIENCES SINCE 1925
The struggles of Black “Angelenos” were documented in the first city-sponsored reparations report, “An Examination of African American Experiences in Los Angeles.” Six researchers at California State University at Northridge (CSUN) unveiled the report on Aug. 27, highlighting data from interviews and focus groups that included hundreds of residents past and present. -- Black Enterprise
Los Angeles releases groundbreaking reparations report for Black residents
The Reparations Advisory Commission of Los Angeles has unveiled a significant 400-page report aimed at addressing the historical injustices faced by Black residents over the past century. This report, titled “An Examination of African American Experiences in Los Angeles,” was presented by researchers at California State University at Northridge (CSUN) on August 27. -- Rolling Out
I run, therefore I heal: Seattle’s parks are my haven
My dad and I started a weekend tradition when I was in middle school of running or cycling through the California State University, Northridge, campus. Just the two of us. Afterward, we would stop at the neighborhood liquor store to pick up a cold drink to have at home. My dad typically chose Modelo Especial while I opted for IBC Cream Soda or Mug Root Beer. As I got older we ventured to Marina del Rey and Venice Beach. Running or cycling, just the two of us. -- Seattle Times
Jerry De Felice, Chief Development Officer of COC Foundation, Resigns
Prior to coming to College of the Canyons De Felice previously worked nearly 23 years at California State University, Northridge as the major gifts officer and director of development. -- SCV News
Jharkhand News: IEEE BIT Sindri chapter hosts seminar on ‘Energy Research and Sustainability’
Dr. SK Ramesh, an IEEE Fellow and senior professor in the Computer Engineering Department at California State University, Northridge, was the chief speaker at the seminar. Experts and research scholars from around the globe also participated in the seminar virtually. -- The Jharkhand Story, India
CSUN Women’s Volleyball Loses Season Opener to Seattle in 5 Sets
The CSUN women's volleyball team lost their season opener against Seattle University in a tightly contested five-set match, concluding the tournament at Reed Gym in Idaho. Sophomore Hailey Brockway led the Matadors with 22 kills, and junior Amaris Smith contributed 19. Despite recording more kills than Seattle (71 to 56) and a better hitting percentage (.216 to .192), CSUN struggled with crucial moments in the match, ultimately falling 3-2. The match featured intense rallies, highlighted by a dramatic third set where Seattle surged back from a deficit. CSUN's setter Katie Kolar had an impressive debut, posting a double-double with 53 assists and 16 digs. -- BVM Sports
Los Angeles unveils reparations report on Black residents’ experiences since 1925
Researchers at Cal State Northridge this week unveiled the first city-sponsored report on potential reparations to Black residents for the discriminatory harms they faced over the last 100 years. -- Los Angeles Times
New report addresses reparations and possible solutions for L.A.’s Black communities
A report summary was released Tuesday, Aug. 27 at an event held at Cal State Northridge, where officials from the city’s reparations commission, civil rights department, partners and community members gathered to discuss findings — from past segregation laws that continue to affect modern housing issues, to persisting wealth gaps in the Black community. -- Los Angeles Daily News
L.A Civil + Human Rights and Equity Department Unveil Findings of the Landmark Study Marking a Path Towards Reparations
This week, the Los Angeles Civil + Human Rights and Equity Department, alongside its Reparations Advisory Commission, held a pivotal news conference at Cal State Northridge’s Student Union to unveil the findings of a groundbreaking Black Experience study. This extensive report, developed in partnership with California State University, encompasses over a century of injustices experienced by African American communities in Los Angeles. Through 18 months of diligent research, the team engaged with nearly 60 community sessions, gathered more than 600 survey responses, and conducted 18 focus groups with current and former Angelenos, ensuring that diverse voices shape the narrative. -- L.A. Focus
JOURNALIZM: Domestic Violence Continues To Be An Issue
The reasons for increased rates of domestic violence within the Black community can stem from several factors. A 2023 study conducted by California State University Northridge professor Brianna M. Posey found that the historical disenfranchisement of Black men increased the vulnerability of Black women in the community. -- Texas Metro News