This is a press release on the LPPI and the UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge report on LA neighborhoods most affected by the Coronavirus pandemic which finds that the residents in LAβs Latino neighborhoods are the least likely to receive relief funds amid COVID-19. The UCLA report also provides recommendations for local leaders to fill…
Read More | May 29, 2020
LPPI expert David Hayes-Bautista discusses the health disparities the Latino community faces amid COVID-19 due to lack of testing and lack of access to hospitals.
A LPPI report analyzing the communities in LA most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic finds those most at risk to be people of color and immigrants.
βThe most important thing is coronavirus affects all of us,β said Sonja Diaz, executive director of LPPI, in addressing the findings of a LPPI study on those communities most affected by COVID-19.
Sonja Diaz, LPPI Executive Director, writes an Op-Ed on the crucial need to help communities most in need during COVID-19, specifically Latinos and Asians.
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