Sexual assault prevented by increasing awareness
The Sexual Assault Awareness Violence Education team provides information to East Los Angeles College students focusing on both precaution and intervention of sexual violence in student’s lives.
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California launches new program to help to help students with college costs
California’s college and university systems joined the State of California Governor’s office to launch a historical $146 million investment for higher education called The California For All College Corps program.
Dolores Huerta speaks at town hall urging Latinos to get out and vote
Social activist Dolores Huerta reminded people how crucial voting is when it comes to issues like racism, sexism and social inequity.
LA school advocates push for better education
Reclaim Our Schools LA, is a Los Angeles movement of parents, educators, students, and community members working to improve access and advance opportunities in public education for all students. So that students thrive in the classroom, in their communities, and beyond.
Webinar provides tools for balancing work, school, and life
Los Angeles Unified School District’s leaders presented a webinar last Wednesday with useful information for college students and families about balancing work, school and life.
ELAC should provide a variety of online courses
East Los Angeles College should have more options for how students want to pursue their educationCommunities are trying to go back to life before the pandemic. Many were affected, including students and staff here at East Los Angeles College.
New educational center to provide more opportunities
In March of 2021, ELAC’s South Gate satellite campus was given the title of “center.”
Research helps students develop healthier brains
lege life has shown to cause five damaging denominators in a young adult’s mind.
ASU president candidate focused on marginalized students
Paul Medina is a first-generation student running for East Los Angeles College ASU president.
Sylvia Mendez explains journey fighting for education
Civil rights and education activist Sylvia Mendez returned to ELAC on March 30 continuing to enlighten students as the latest speaker of the ELAC Racial Equity & Social Justice Town Hall series, since her last visit in 2014. The theme of the workshop was “Fighting for Racial Equity and Social Justice.”