All jokes aside, on Monday, April 1, 2019, Public Matters welcomed a new cohort of three Urban Futures Lab Fellows! Ashley Ajayi, Brisa Aviles and Sabrina Im leaped into Public Matters'...
The Call for Fellows is now closed. Thanks to all who applied! ****** Public Matters is seeking Fellows for its Urban Futures Lab Program. The Lab is a two-year paid fellowship training...
On Wednesday, December 5, 2018, members of the Urban Futures Lab family gathered to celebrate the end the fellowship for Andy Alvarez, Christopher Barahona, Shirley Ramirez and Omar Vargas. Honoring...
A small selection of images of Urban Futures Lab Fellows Andy Alvarez, Chris Barahona, Shirley Ramirez, and Omar Vargas during the fellowship – participating in learning modules, facilitating Supper Clubs,...
August, September and October were busy months for our second round of Vision Zero LA activations along Temple Street. The Slow Jams criss-crossed the corridor, drawing particular attention to the...
On the night of September 27, 2018, Public Matters and the Los Angeles River State Park Partners (LARSPP) presented a welcome party for Bike!Bike! LA and celebrated the launch of...
Many thanks to all who submitted materials. We are no longer accepting applications. ***** Program Coordinator (Part-time) Los Angeles, CA July 31, 2018 Overview Public Matters is seeking a part-time, Program Coordinator. We are looking for...
At the 38th Annual Lotus Festival, we launched a second round of Vision Zero LA activations with Temple Street Slow Jams (version 2.0). The project is back for another round...
Check out this information on property ownership from Love and Loss in Hi Fi, Chapter 2. "How Do You Find Home?" Many thanks to Río (jill contreras), Realtor® for increasing our...
On Saturday, May 19, 2018, we concluded our “Love and Loss in Hi Fi” programming with an open-air question for the neighborhood: “How Do You House Party?” The event was an ode...