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The stories from residents and land Stewards

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United Cal Trans Tenants Housing Co-op

Land Acknowledgment

The El Sereno (‘Ochuunga) Community Land Trust officially recognizes the Tongva, Chumash, Gabrieleno, and all Indigenous people of the Los Angeles basin as the original caretakers of this land, originally called Tovaangar and now also called Los Angeles.
We recognize centuries of enslavement, colonization, genocide, and capitalism as the structural reasons why we are today on stolen land.
We believe all Indigenous peoples have a right to steward their ancestral lands, including the lands where we live.
We affirm that in the context of global ecological and social collapse, we need Indigenous people at the forefront to help take lead in the struggle for life.

El Sereno
Community Land Trust

Occupied Tongva and Chumash Lands

777 S. Alameda, 2nd Floor
Los Angeles, California 90021

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EIN: 83-1068244

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111 N. Atlantic

Former Caltrans home, La Casa de las Mariposas

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WEBSITE: Monforte Studio