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It’s Barely Been a Week… Election 2026: What Changes for Small LA Nonprofits
It’s Barely Been a Week… Election 2026: What Changes for Small LA Nonprofits

A week after the election, what a new Congress, a new governor, and a new mayor could mean for small nonprofits, and what we might ask of each.

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The Results are In! (From the October Reader Survey)
The Results are In! (From the October Reader Survey)

Thank you to everyone who answered our first reader survey. Here is what you asked for, and how it will shape the next letters.

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Nerd Reich: The Sequel to Revenge of the Nerds That No One Wanted | Part Three
Nerd Reich: The Sequel to Revenge of the Nerds That No One Wanted | Part Three

What HUD's funding fights have already cost Los Angeles, and where the ballot box, advocacy, and community power still hold the line.

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Nerd Reich: The Sequel to Revenge of the Nerds That No One Wanted | Part Two
Nerd Reich: The Sequel to Revenge of the Nerds That No One Wanted | Part Two

Part Two of the Nerd Reich series. Curtis Yarvin in his own words on who counts as disposable — and how the same ideology reaches Palantir's federal contracts and California's billionaire-backed megacity, and what it means for housing.

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It’s barely been a week. New Congress. New governor. New mayor. For small nonprofits working on homelessness in LA, the real question is whether the systems around us will finally help us do the work. This week’s Letters to the Housed w
"Nonprofit funding cuts and keeping a mission intact under pressure came up more than anything else." That is what you told us in our first reader survey. The 2028 Olympics and people living outdoors in Los Angeles came next. You also aske

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