Los Angeles Center For Community Law And Action

Organizing: the los angeles center for community law and action ("laccla") engages in community canvassing and hosts weekly community meetings and legal clinics to grow its base and organize around particular issues related to tenants rights. Laccla's weekly community meetings were held wednesday at 6:30pm and provide an opportunity for groups of approximately 40 weekly attendees to consider issues, and particularly housing issues, impacting los angeles county and to devise coherent strategies to resolve problems that affect their community.

Programming: laccla's primary work involves the provision of legal services and issue-area or case-specific organizing. Beyond these two areas of focus, its flagship programs are member committees and the provision of pro-bono legal services. Through these programs, laccla supports its constituents in accomplishing community organizing goals, such as supporting their fellow members with direct actions, or campaigns to resist displacement and combat gentrification.