Next Door: Environmental Injustice in Our Neighborhoods

Help support a new limited-run exhibit at the Los Angeles Center for Photography, a culmination of work by Los Angeles-area high school students and professional visual storytellers. AfroLA, a nonprofit news outlet covering L.A. through the lens of the Black community, partnered with Black Women Photographers to produce an immersive art exhibition focused on the intersection of environmental and racial justice.

This project and exhibition was a 9-month journey to capture residents and activists from predominantly Black and Latine communities, including Inglewood, Leimert Park, and Wilmington.

All funds raised will support the exhibition. Donations are tax-deductible and processed through AfroLA, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (Federal Tax ID: 88-2517496).

The exhibit is on display from June 6-29, 2024.

Join us for the exhibit's opening reception:

Date: Thursday, June 6, 2024, 6-8pm PST
Who: Open to anyone with RSVP
Cost: FREE
Location: LACP Headquarters, 252 S. Los Angeles St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Parking: Street parking, closest lot: Terasaki Budokan Recreation Center, paid, public parking lot, underground, just across the street from LACP.

All funds raised will support the exhibition.

© Cover photo by Anisa Williams

Next Door: Environmental Injustice in Our Neighborhoods

By AfroLA

Next Door: Environmental Injustice in Our Neighborhoods

Support an immersive exhibit produced by L.A. community organizations and local high school students