Redeemer Community Partnership

Join us on June 22nd! | Acompáñanos el 22 de junio!

“Too many of our neighborhoods have carried the burden of industrial pollution for decades,” said Richard Parks, President and Co-founder of Redeemer Community Partnership. “Culver City’s action shows that we don’t have to choose between economic opportunity and community health. By moving toward clean, zero-emissions manufacturing, we can reduce harmful pollution, protect families living nearby, and invest in a future where our communities can truly thrive.”

Read the full article using this link or find it in our linktree:
https://www.culvercityobserver.com/story/2026/05/14/news/culver-city-passes-resolution-in-support-of-clean-manufacturing/16126.html

Redeemer Community Partnership is grateful to be part of such a powerful piece on the impact of neighborhood oil drilling and environmental injustice in Los Angeles. The Fight to End Oil Drilling reflects the lived experiences of so many South LA families and communities continuing to advocate for clean air, health, and justice.

Check out the PBS Earth Focus premiere of Crude Awakening:
��Community & Environmental Research Lab at UC University of California, Irvine

The Fight to End Oil Drilling in Los Angeles | Earth Focus | S7 E3 Did you know Los Angeles sits atop the largest urban oil field in the world? In South L.A., hundreds of oil wells operate near homes and schools, raising ser...

The Jefferson Test Plot is a community project that is so dear to us and we are grateful to have our story be shared. Thank you to Jadon Frank and for this wonderful article.
You can find the full article in the linktree in our bio.

🌳😍🌳 TREES! 🌳😍🌳 14 years after residents started visioning to make Jefferson Blvd. a safe route to school and 10 years after the Make Jefferson Beautiful project received state funding, the city is planting street trees. Coming soon: ♿repaired sidewalks, 🚴‍♀️bike lanes, 🚦signalized pedestrian crossings, 🔆pedestrian lights, and more. 🌎Happy Earth Day!🌎

USC is the largest industrial gas boiler polluter in LA County. Following months of diligent research and preparation, our youth invited LA County Supervisor and South Coast Air Quality Managment District board member Holly Mitchell to discuss the urgent need to protect breathers with zero-emission rules to replace dirty boilers. By their community leadership and love of neighbor our youth set an example for us all to emulate.

Understanding Home Electrification and Neighborhood Gas Decommissioning in California. UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation releases helpful FAQ and Fact Sheet for residents wanting healthier, safer, gas-free homes. Ready to take the first step? If you live in 90007 or 90018 join one of our home electrification tours.

Home Electrification & Gas Decommissioning | UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation Discover the health, climate, and cost benefits of home electrification and gas decommissioning.

Come help plant California native plants with us at the former Jefferson drill site!

Due to the excessive heat warning we’ve decided to push our community planting day back a few hours to 4:30-7pm on Saturday March 14th. We understand that some of you may no longer be able to attend and we apologize for the last minute time change. We want to prioritize the comfort and safety of our community. Hope to see you out there. There will be California native plants, good vibes and pupusas! It will still be warm so please bring a hat and water. Hope to see you.

Moving forward, there are many ways to stay involved. We’ll be sending out information soon about weekly watering to help our garden get established.

Best, Jefferson Test Plot team
1371 W. Jefferson Blvd.

Thank you to Professor Jill Johnson for visiting our youth.

Anand has long been a beloved member of the community. She and her husband built Essencials market into more than a store, it was a welcoming place filled with kindness and familiar smiles. After the heartbreaking loss of her husband, the community surrounded Anand with love and support, giving her the strength to keep going.

So when the RCP youth group asked to paint a mural representing safety, unity and hope, she warmly agreed. Her journey shows that even through deep pain, resilience and community can create something beautiful.