Casa Azafran is both a beautiful event space and home to a collective of nonprofits who offer services in education, legal, health care and the arts to immigrants, refugees and community as a whole. 

The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (OACCE) hosted Little Amal, a global symbol of refugee rights, during their welcoming week. Alongside Little Amal were city wide events focused on Arts & Immigration

As part of an effort to explore civic and societal issues through photography, the City of San Diego has announced the selection of artist John Raymond Mireles for the City’s Read More

In April 2017, the Los Angeles County Arts Commission (now Department of Arts and Culture) released the Cultural Equity & Inclusion Initiative (CEII) report, after an 18-month public Read More

Teachers in Their Power is a new storytelling project focused on changing the narrative about the teaching profession.

Through a combination of photography and interviews, Teachers in Their Power profiles the American teacher Read More

Did you know that if we can encourage 80% of the population to get vaccinated against COVID-19, we can achieve the community-wide immunity we need for social activities to return to normal? Currently, more than half of adult African Americans have Read More

Hip Hop Public Health and the Partnership for a Healthier America, whose honorary chair is former First Lady Michelle Obama came together to create the Songs for a Healthier America album and its accompanying live-action and animated music videos as Read More

Hip Hop Public Health today announced the release of Move-to-Improve World Beats NYC, an album inspired by music and rhythms from some of the diverse communities that call New York City home. Produced in collaboration with the NYC Department of Read More