The Los Angeles LGBT Center is pleased to share three outstanding leaders who have been elected to join our Board of Directors: Alex Rhodes, Pranav Mandavia, and Katherine Smith. Our Board serves as the Center’s governing body: setting strategic direction, providing oversight and accountability, ensuring our long‑term fiscal health, and acting as trusted ambassadors for […]
En Español Hey LA! There’s a lot on the line for the golden state’s LGBTQ+ community and allies this election. From attacks on trans and immigrant communities to efforts to roll back our hard-won rights, our voices and our votes matter. Here’s where you come in: TurnOut & Vote. The 2026 California Midterm Election is […]
On Thursday, August 20, the Los Angeles LGBT Center hosted its annual graduation ceremony, celebrating the achievements of students who completed educational and vocational training programs over the last year. In addition to nearly a dozen graduates of high school, GED, and higher education programs, the 2026 ceremony recognized more than 50 graduates of the […]
The Los Angeles LGBT Center is pleased to debut our new short film, The Place We Call Home. Directed by Maxwell Poth, the film showcases a few of the programs and services that the Center provides for the LGBTQ+ community, and highlights the capacity for our whole-person approach to change and save lives. In the […]
On Sunday, the Los Angeles LGBT Center celebrated LA Pride alongside more than 150 staff members, volunteers, supporters, and our Pride partners at OUAI, proudly carrying our message through the streets of Hollywood: Love Lives Here. The contingent was accompanied by a chrome-wrapped double-decker bus carrying Center clients, many of whom reside in Center housing […]
The Los Angeles LGBT Center is pleased to share three outstanding leaders who have been elected to join our Board of Directors: Scott Parra-Matthews, Jocelyn Loren, and Eric Shore. Our Board serves as the Center’s governing body: setting strategic direction, providing oversight and accountability, ensuring our long‑term fiscal health, and acting as trusted ambassadors for […]
Thanks to the Douglas Foundation’s generous investment of $100,000 in the first year of a four-year commitment, the Los Angeles LGBT Center has been able to sustain its Culinary Arts Program, an initiative that addresses two urgent and interconnected needs in our community: food insecurity and access to living-wage employment. Hosted at the Center’s Anita […]
In observance of the upcoming holidays, the Los Angeles LGBT Center will have closures and abbreviated hours at select locations. Please review the information below for details on holiday schedules for the McDonald/Wright health center, Youth and Senior drop-in centers, and community sites: Wednesday, Dec. 24: Thursday, Dec. 25: Wednesday, Dec. 31: Thursday, Jan. 1: […]
Chloe Opalo, Supervisor for Community-Engaged Research at the Los Angeles LGBT Center and Trans Wellness Center, was honored with the City of West Hollywood’s Paul Andrew Starke Warrior Award on Wednesday, recognizing her outstanding leadership and frontline work in the fight to end HIV and AIDS. The Warrior Awards are presented annually to employees and […]
The Los Angeles LGBT Center’s sixth annual Intergenerational Thanksgiving celebration returned to the Anita May Rosenstein Campus this week, welcoming hundreds of LGBTQ+ youth and seniors for an evening of shared stories and a warm holiday meal. “This year has tested us in ways we never have imagined,” Center CEO Joe Hollendoner said. “And yet, […]
Over the past decade, Mi Centro has become a home for queer and trans Latine Angelenos to find care, joy, and belonging on L.A.’s Eastside. Before the community hub opened its doors in Boyle Heights, there wasn’t a place quite like it, a place where residents, families, and anyone seeking assistance could find connection to […]
