3rd Annual Da Root: Mentoring 2 Save a Generation Youth Conference
FA-MLI's youth conference with Charles R. Drew University, built on the nine critical life themes of the Da Root curriculum.
FA-MLI's youth conference with Charles R. Drew University, built on the nine critical life themes of the Da Root curriculum.
"Education is Our Passport to the Future": the 2nd Annual Malcolm X Human Rights Breakfast, FA-MLI's premier fundraiser for its youth programs.
The 32nd Annual Malcolm X Festival, celebrating the Black Arts Renaissance in Leimert Park with a symposium of its architects.
FA-MLI partnered with the Los Angeles Poverty Department on its annual Walk the Talk celebration of the Skid Row community.
A Father's Day Legendary Nights celebrating the music of the 1970s, from Earth, Wind & Fire to Curtis Mayfield and Marvin Gaye.
An evening of soul and nostalgia featuring Norman Carter's Delfonics Experience.
A tribute to Bobby Womack, curated by Torrénce Brannon-Reese, as the featured concert of the 2nd Annual Barbara Morrison Jazz & Blues Festival.
Two free festivals in one weekend at the Watts Towers, hosted by Torrénce Brannon-Reese and James Janisse.
The Parent Action Coalition for Education's GLORY Awards, where Torrénce Brannon-Reese was honored and turned the ceremony into an impromptu concert.
A cultural exchange trip to New Orleans and a milestone in the "Music Saved My Life" documentary project.
A tribute to Frankie Beverly, with performances honoring Bobby Womack, Al Green and Marvin Gaye.
"Music Saved My Life: Architects of Da Renaissance": the 13th festival celebrated the healing power of music and honored disabled musicians.