The Los Angeles Urban League empowers individuals and families through a wide range of programs that open doors to opportunity and build stronger, more resilient communities. From preparing youth for future careers and supporting entrepreneurs in launching and growing their businesses, to providing accessible transportation solutions and helping families rebuild after disaster, our initiatives are designed to meet people where they are and move them toward lasting economic stability and success across Los Angeles County.
Workforce Development
We understand starting or transitioning to a new career can be challenging. Whatever your career ambitions, Los Angeles Urban League can provide you with the resources and guidance to help you achieve your goals.
Youth Education
Junior high and high school students can sign up for programs in entrepreneurship, STEM, web development and our annual virtual celebration of Black high school graduates across the nation.
Entrepreneurship Center
Los Angeles Urban League’s Urban Center for Entrepreneurship provides attendees with best-in-class business intelligence, one-on-one strategies for success, and a network of advisory mentors that complement your company’s management team.
Transportation Programs
Reliable, accessible transportation is key to opportunity. Through innovative partnerships like LA Navigate Together, the Los Angeles Urban League is helping individuals with disabilities and underserved Angelenos move freely and independently. Whether through wheelchair-accessible vehicles or autonomous ride services, these programs are breaking down barriers, connecting communities, and expanding access to education, employment, and essential services across Los Angeles County.
Recovery & Rebuild
Through our Recovery & Rebuild initiative, the Los Angeles Urban League is helping families and businesses recover from the devastating Eaton Fire. From reconstruction support to direct relief grants through the Southern California Equity Relief Fund, we’re committed to rebuilding stronger, more resilient communities.
