Lynda Woolard has worked collaboratively and provided leadership and training to College Democrats and High School Democrats throughout her organizing and campaign career. She has innovative ideas and strategic plans to ensure that young people and young adults are engaged and involved in the work with the Louisiana Democratic Party. When asked about her plans […]
ARTS DISTRICT NEW ORLEANS ANNOUNCES “WHITE LINEN LIGHT” White Linen Night has been reimagined for 2020 to be a month-long event encouraging art enthusiasts and collectors to enjoy art through digital auctions and safely visiting galleries in Downtown New Orleans NEW ORLEANS (30 July 2020) – Arts District New Orleans (ADNO), the organization that founded […]
LOUISIANA MUSICIANS RELEASE VIDEO TESTIMONIAL URGING CONGRESS TO SUPPORT THE RESTART ACT TO KEEP LIVE MUSIC ECOSYSTEM ALIVE Emergency Legislation Needed to Get Live Music Businesses Help to Bridge the Gap NEW ORLEANS, LA – Today, Louisiana members of The National Independent Talent Organization (NITO) released a video testimonial calling for immediate support of the […]
20+ New Orleans artists craft a Crescent City-themed cultural experience in the Marigny that evokes joy through NOLA art & music NEW ORLEANS (July 15, 2020)—Blinged-out umbrellas, giant crawfish, feather chandeliers, a sequined gator, and a virtual costume closet—these are just a few of the quirky, unexpected, interactive exhibits guests will soon be able to […]
NEW ORLEANS — Today, Mayor LaToya Cantrell issued the following statement on the launch of “Returning Citizen Stimulus Program,” a collaboration between the Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) and its partners: “I am grateful for the partnership the City has with CEO, as well as the Justice and Mobility Fund, Urban League of Louisiana, The First […]
Media Advisory: Town Hall on Unemployment Crisis, 7/16/2020 Louisianans Ask Congress to Address Ongoing Unemployment Crisis and Preserve Critical $600 Payments Louisiana — On July 16, 2020, unemployed workers from across Louisiana will hold a virtual town hall with elected officials to discuss the challenges facing families dealing with job losses, the impact of emergency federal unemployment […]
Currently, 63% of our city budget goes to cops, jails, and reactive measures. Only 3% goes to children and families, and 1% to job development. Hospitality workers bring in 9.1 billion dollars a year to the New Orleans economy. We have a right to the wealth we produce. We refuse to accept that billions in […]
Marrero, LA, July 8, 2020 – The Village Keeper’s and residents and allies in Jefferson Parish will rally at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday, July 8, 2020 to protest for justice in honor of slain Black men at the hands of JPSO. The rally is prompted by the murders of Keeven Robinson, Chris […]
Today, Splice Records artist Colin Lake releases his latest single, a feel-good summertime tune “Alajuela.” “For me, Alajuela is a feeling,” said Colin Lake. “It’s a blissful moment in time that you never want to end. I wrote the song in Alajuela, Costa Rica, in the mountains overlooking a beautiful valley where you can watch planes take off and land […]
NEW ORLEANS, LA (June 8, 2020) – New Orleans folk-rock band Mighty Brother is back with their upcoming double album, The Rabbit. The Owl., due to be released on June 29th. The Rabbit. The Owl., is a prime showcase of the band’s unique musical flair and serves as an introspective look into Mighty Brother’s […]
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