Recent immigration enforcement activities have created fear and uncertainty in our communities, but LA County remains committed to protecting residents including artists, cultural workers, and arts organizations. The Department of Arts and Culture is here to support you with resources and information.
This is an access center for immigrant communities and providers to understand their rights. These resources are designed to help individuals better understand their legal rights while providing access to important local services and support. You can also register for digital webinars in English and Spanish.
This guide provides essential resources for professionals supporting immigrant youth and families, including shareable tools, training opportunities, and self-care strategies. It is designed to empower families, enhance professional practice, and sustain wellbeing.
Guidance and model policies to assist California’s K-12 schools in responding to requests for access and information for immigration enforcement purposes.
Review your rights, what to do if you witness an immigration arrest, and frequently asked questions.
In Spanish: Review your rights, what to do if you witness an immigration arrest, and frequently asked questions.
English and Spanish resources, including the CHIRLA hotline number, videos, and downloadable forms.
NDLON and the resources here center the lives of day laborers, migrants, and low-wage workers.
ACLU information about how taking photographs of things that are plainly visible from public spaces is a constitutional right-–and that includes federal buildings, transportation facilities, and police and other government officials carrying out their duties.