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$Black Kids Love Math 2026$

Black Kids Love Math 2026

Why is Black students' math literacy worse than other students? Black Kids Love Math Addresses this head-on. In 2023, we launched FACTS BET ON ME, featuring Black math experts who came and spoke about what they thought the issues were. Covering the basis of ALL students, the experts spoke about math educators taking the disparity of Black math education personally, and about the fact that black children have not moved off the bottom. Following this data from our first conference, we decided we couldn’t allow our discussions to become general. We didn't want it to be a kumbaya moment where people came in a room and felt good about talking about black children in math, when it's so bad. When you look at it as a whole, at some point, you've got to say it has to do with what goes on in every classroom. You can't keep saying they're poor, or that they come from dysfunctional families, or that they’re living in poverty. At some point, you've got to do the MATH. Everyone was seeing it as black kids don't love math, don't do math, can't do math. Black kids DO love math, but nobody was seeing that. So we flipped the script and evolved into Black Kids Love Math.

Monday, 15, 08.00 - Tuesday, 30, 16.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

SoCal Coalition National Council Of Negro Women Incorp Black Family Reunion

It's our Annual Black Family Reunion Reunion a chance to bring the whole Family, music, many Resources Founded in 1986 by civil rights icon Dr. Dorothy I. Height, then-president of NCNW. Created as a direct response to negative portrayals of Black families in media, particularly the 1986 PBS documentary The Vanishing Family: Crisis in Black America, which painted a bleak and narrow picture of Black family life. Dr. Height and NCNW sought to reclaim the narrative by showcasing the resilience, love, and cultural richness of Black families.

Saturday, 25, 10.00 - Saturday, 25, 17.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

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Juneteenth Freedom Ride, L.A. - 3rd Annual

a 9, 14 or 19-mile group bike ride through L.A. starting at Leimert Park on June 19th that starts and ends at the big Juneteenth Festival. Since its inception, our Freedom Ride has been a celebration of liberation! We invite all cyclists who resonate with this spirit to pump up the tires on your bicycle and join us for an enjoyable ride that promotes Black excellence, Juneteenth, and safe cycling in one of the world's best cities. The Juneteenth Freedom Day Ride brings cyclists from all over Southern California together to celebrate the holiday with a ride through central Los Angeles, showcasing historical African American sites. Bring out your road bike, fixie, mountain bike, hybrid, e-bike or anything in-between. The ride concludes at the Leimert Park Juneteenth festival, featuring live music, food trucks, vendors, and more.

Friday, 19, 08.00 - Friday, 19, 12.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Lullabies Around the Jewish World

Join Cantor Elizabeth Shammash and pianist David Sparr as they take us on a journey around the Jewish world in the form of lullabies and bedtime songs in Yiddish, Hebrew and Ladino. The program includes well-known favorites such as "Rozhinkes mit Mandlen" and "Numi Numi" and takes us into new territory as well. Come to listen and learn more about the spirituality of bedtime in various Jewish cultures. Inspired by the bedtime songs of Shammash's Nana Sarah, who immigrated to the US from Riga, this program explores the love that is shared between parent and child at this most vulnerable time of day. This event is made possible by the Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, The Dortort Center for Creativity in the Arts at Hillel at UCLA and the UCLA Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies.

Sunday, 31, 16.00 - Sunday, 31, 17.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Black Women for Wellness Presents: 2026 Beauty Justice Conference

This year, join us for an empowering event focused on beauty and justice for black women. This year's theme is Beyond the Beauty Aisle: From Consumer Choices to Community Change—Justice Begins With Us. While the clean beauty movement is growing, access to safe products remains unequal. Black women and girls face disproportionate exposure to harmful chemicals in personal care products. Join us as we learn, heal, and take action—because when Black women lead, beauty and justice follow! The conference will be held in person at The California Endowment in Los Angeles, California. Our tickets are completely free of cost to the community. Breakfast, lunch, appetizers, and refreshments will be served throughout the day.

Monday, 20, 08.00 - Monday, 20, 17.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Reviving Yiddish Stage and Screen, Part II: "Jolly Paupers" Film Screening

Part II of “Reviving Yiddish Stage and Screen” is a Schoenberg Hall screening of the uproarious 1937 Yiddish-language musical comedy, “Freylekhe Kabtsonim” (Jolly Paupers). The film was produced at the famed Kinor Film Studio in Warsaw. It features the same creative team that produced the 1924 opera “Bas-Sheve” — composer Henech Kon and screenwriter Moishe Broderzon — and stars the legendary comedy duo of Shimon Dzigan and Israel Shumacher. Here is a clip from the film. “Reviving Yiddish Stage and Screen” kicks off the Milken Center’s three-day UCLA conference, “Sonic Representations of Jewishness, Onscreen and Off.” RSVP for one or both events. This event is made possible by the Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music

Sunday, 19, 19.00 - Sunday, 19, 20.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Reviving Yiddish Stage and Screen, Part I: Bas-Sheve (1924)

Please join us for this spectacular two-part program in Schoenberg Hall inaugurating the Milken Center’s three-day conference, “Sonic Representations of Jewishness, Onscreen and Off.” We begin at 4 PM with the U.S. premiere of Bas-Sheve (1924), a one-act Yiddish-language opera/melodrama by composer Henech Kon and librettist Moishe Broderzon. Recently rediscovered, completed and orchestrated by distinguished Yiddish experts Diana Matut, Josh Horowitz, and Michael Wex, Bas-Sheve is based on the tragic biblical story of David and Bathsheba. Milken Center artistic director Neal Stulberg conducted North American premiere performances of the opera at the 2022 Ashkenaz Festival in Toronto. Our concert performance features four vocal soloists, chamber chorus, and a 20-piece orchestra, with projected images accompanying the performance. Following a break, the program continues later that evening with Part II: a screening of “Freylekhe Kabtsonim” (“Jolly Paupers”). See related event posting. RSVP for one or both events. This event is made possible by the Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music and the UCLA Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies.

Sunday, 19, 16.00 - Sunday, 19, 17.30 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Handel's Israel in Egypt

As the Passover season begins, please join us as 200+ Bruins gather on the Royce Hall stage to perform one of Handel’s greatest and most colorful biblical oratorios, Israel in Egypt. Premiered in London in 1739, Israel in Egypt tells the story of the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt and features monumental choral writing, including vivid musical depictions of the ten plagues. UCLA voice soloists, Chorale, Chamber Singers and Philharmonia come together for this grand event. Soloists, UCLA Chorale, UCLA Chamber Singers, UCLA Philharmonia Neal Stulberg, conductor 2 PM Sunday, March 15, 2026 Royce Hall; UCLA This event is made possible by the Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music and the UCLA Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies.

Sunday, 15, 14.00 - Sunday, 15, 16.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

LACAAEA - 2026 Black History Month/Annual Black-Tie Gala & Fundraiser

Join us for an elegant evening of dining, entertainment, and philanthropy as we celebrate “A Century of Black History Commemorations”

Saturday, 28, 17.30 - Saturday, 28, 22.30 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Black Legend Composers Concert

Join the internationally acclaimed Afro-American Chamber Music Society Orchestra in the quintessential celebration of distinguished award winning Black Composers and stellar artists, Dr. James Lee, III, Dr. Dawn Norfleet, Gabriel Irby, Ignatius Sancho & Ulysees Kay.

Sunday, 15, 16.00 - Sunday, 15, 19.30 Los Angeles, CA _$25

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Cinthia Chou-Chan is an Associate Attorney at Arash Law, dedicated to helping injured victims navigate the complexities of personal injury law. With a background in case management and civil litigation, she fights to secure maximum compensation for those harmed by negligence. A CALI Excellence for the Future Award recipient, she brings exceptional legal insight to every case. Fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, she ensures that language is never a barrier to justice. Passionate about advocacy, she not only represents clients in court but also volunteers to support underserved communities in accessing their legal rights.

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Aleksandra Urban

Aleksandra Urban is a seasoned attorney who is a passionately advances employee rights claims in California State and Federal class action lawsuits against employers. Ms. Urban has a strong background in eDiscovery, digital forensics, cloud storage and handling large scale document productions. She is dedicated to the use of technology in the course of litigation and has been asked to present on these topics by prestigious professional organizations such as CAALA and Southwestern Law School, of which she is an Alumna. She has helped many clients navigate the information superhighway from cellular forensics, ESI collections and metadata to the intersection of law and compensation with incredible results! She is skilled at finding the proverbial “needle in the haystack”. Prior to Lavi & Ebrahimian, LLP Ms. Urban worked for successful Plaintiff Labor & Employment Law firms where she concentrated her practice on representing law enforcement officers and first responders against municipal entities for claims based on gender, race, disability and other forms discrimination, retaliation/hostile work environment, sexual harassment, protected whistleblowers and wrongful terminations. She has ensured LEO’s received their POBR rights in IA’s and during various administrative hearings. Over the years prior to that, Ms. Urban handled a diverse array of matters ranging from Fraud, Breach of Contract, Wrongful Death, Professional Malpractice to criminal matters and Insurance Defense. Ms. Urban is a habituated diplomat in complex settlement negotiations. Her pragmatic approach and natural aptitude for litigation puts forth a uniquely well-rounded experience. Ms. Urban received her Bachelor of the Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Michigan-Dearborn. There she received multiple scholarships and studied abroad in Graz, Austria and Rome, Italy. Ms. Urban received her Juris Doctorate from Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles, CA where she also received multiple scholarships. While in law school, she interned at Consulate of the Republic in Poland in Los Angeles. She attended the International Entertainment & Media Law Program in London, England as well as the International Corporate Law Program in Budapest, Hungary. Ms. Urban speaks Polish with native level fluency and business-level German.

Beverly Hills, CA