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Toward 2050 in California
A Roundtable Report on Multiracial Collaboration in Los Angeles
Julie Ajinkya March 2012
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Toward 2050 in California
A Roundtable Report on Multiracial Collaborationin Los Angeles
Julie Ajinkya March 2012
About Progress 2050
 Progress 2050, a project o the Center or American Progress, seeks to lead, broaden, and strengthen the progressivemovement by working toward a more inclusive progressive agenda—one that truly reects our nation’s rich ethnic andracial diversity. By 2050 there will be no ethnic majority in our nation and to ensure that the unprecedented growth o communities o color also yields uture prosperity, we work to close racial disparities across the board with innovativepolicies that work or all.
About PolicyLink 
PolicyLink is a national research and action institute advancing economic and social equity by Liting Up What Works.®Founded in 1999, PolicyLink connects the work o people on the ground to the creation o sustainable communities o op-portunity that allow everyone to participate and prosper. Liting Up What Works is our way o ocusing attention on howpeople are working successully to use local, state, and ederal policy to create conditions that benet everyone, especiallypeople in low-income communities and communities o color. We share our ndings and analysis through our publica-tions, website and online tools, convenings, national summits, and in briengs with national and local policymakers.
About PERE
 PERE conducts research and acilitates discussions on issues o environmental justice, regional inclusion, and social move-ment building. PERE’s work is rooted in the new three R’s: rigor, relevance, and reach. We conduct high-quality researchin our ocus areas that is relevant to public policy concerns and that reaches to those directly afected communities thatmost need to be engaged in the discussion. In general, we seek and support direct collaborations with community-basedorganizations in research and other activities, trying to orge a new model o how university and community can work together or the common good.
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