This year’s theme, “Architects of Our Future,” invites us to step fully into our collective power—drawing on the creative spirit of resistance that is all around us in imagining, designing, and building movements that create a new economy rooted in justice, thriving communities, and opportunity for all, shaping the generations to come.
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🌷 The energy was vibrant on Wednesday, May 6 as LAANE hosted our annual Women for a New Los Angeles Luncheon.
Thank you to our guests who helped us celebrate Adine Forman, Executive Director of @htalosangeles , for her extraordinary commitment to advancing economic justice; and the Women of @ibewlocal18 ’s Utility Pre-Craft Trainee (UPCT) Program, celebrating 15 years of transformative workforce development.
We hope to see you next time at our City of Justice Awards Dinner on Thursday, December 10, 2026 in Beverly Hills!
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The future of tourism workers stands in the balance.
On Wednesday, the LA City Council voted 9-6 to advance a motion introduced by Council President @mhdcd8 that would delay wage increases and health care access in the Olympic Wage. The City Council will take the motion up again in the coming weeks.
Thank you to all who joined us at City Hall on Wednesday. Tourism workers and community members shared over two hours of powerful testimony highlighting the transformative impact the wage increase has already had: finally being able to afford needed medical procedures and see specialists, paying off medical debt, keeping up with the rising cost of rent, and simply spending quality time with their families.
Speakers also warned of the dangers of our elected leaders caving to corporate extortion. The tourism industry’s lobbyists are wielding a measure to repeal the city’s business tax to pressure our City leaders to cut wage increases and delay increases in health care
Under the existing policy, which Council passed exactly a year ago this week, hotel and airport workers will see an increase to $25 on July 1, wages they and their families are counting on to make ends meet. That pay raise falls right in the middle of the World Cup, the most lucrative competition in sporting history. The workers who will serve the World Cup fans flying into LAX and staying in our hotels deserve nothing short of what they fought for and won, gains that Council promised them when they voted it into law.
Email LA City Council President Harris-Dawson Councilmember, your Councilmember, and @mayorofla to urge them to stand strong and protect workers.
🌷 Last week, LAANE honored the bold and extraordinary work of Adine Forman, Executive Director of @htalosangeles ; and the groundbreaking strides of the Women of @ibewlocal18 ’s Utility Pre-Craft Trainee (UPCT) Program at the Women for a New Los Angeles Luncheon.
We are so grateful to those who joined us in honoring the visionaries whose work and dedication are building lasting change in our communities.
On behalf of the entire LAANE team, thank you to our amazing community of supporters for making this work possible.
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Los Angeles City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson is pushing a motion to delay wages and healthcare for hotel and airport workers and exclude entire groups of workers on the agenda THIS WEDNESDAY.
We need to show up at City Hall to tell all of our city council HANDS OFF THE OLYMPIC WAGE!
RSVP at laane.org/may13!
This year we marched to put workers over billionaires and to kick ICE out of LA!
Special shoutout to our organizing team who are not in the picture because they were serving as peacekeepers for the march.
Folks are still out collecting signatures to get the Overpaid CEO tax on the ballot! 💰
We’ve got canvassers across the city asking folks to sign on. If you meet one give SAY HI say YES I WILL and SIGN ON!!! 🙂↕️🙂↕️🙂↕️
You can learn more about the Overpaid CEO Tax at ceotax.la!
