Stay tuned for updates regarding
Juneteenth Heritage Festival Saturday June 17&18, 2023
For Leimert Park Festival info
Call Qwess 310-703-6072
Portrait Of 96-Year-Old Opal Lee, “Grandmother of Juneteenth,” Unveiled In Texas Senate
The portrait is only the second in the Senate to honor an African-American Texan.
BALA: Coming Programs & Events
Juneteenth Emancipation
International Forum
Coming this summer 2023
Call 323-412-0811or email: info@blackartsla.org
BALA & Amplify/The Ursa Institute
Partner for
Finishing the Fight Against Menthol Flavored Smoking Products.
NO Smoking. NO Vaping.
NO Hookah.
NO Way!
Each year 45,000 African Americans die from tobacco-induced diseases. To combat the chief cause of this startling statistic, which includes thousands of preventable deaths, Black Arts Los Angeles has partnered again with Amplify/The Ursa Institute to work to decrease tobacco related disease and morbidity. Click the link to read about the programs and initiatives they are working on.
Each year 45,000 African Americans die from tobacco-induced diseases. To combat the chief cause of this startling statistic, which includes thousands of preventable deaths, Black Arts Los Angeles has partnered once again with
Amplify/The Ursa Institute to work to decrease tobacco related disease and morbidity. Click the link to read about the programs and initiatives they are working on.
"We are so pleased to continue this important work in our community," said Moza Mjasiri Cooper of BALA. "The more people we reach and teach the dangers of smoking to at a young age, the more lives we will save."
BALA will work extensively with charter schools, to provide tobacco prevention education to middle school students, and participate in other community events.
ActNOW!
Get Tested & Vaccinated
Family fun won't be the same if you're not in the picture! Find out how to increase your chances of outsmarting COVID 19.
Black Arts Los Angeles is a community based organization working with the Los Angeles County Department of Health (LACOE) the Los Angeles County Office of Education, and the Los Angeles Unified School district (LAUSD) for the hosting of testing and vaccine clinics for children ages 5-12 and their families.
