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LAMC and LA vs Hate Champion
'The Caliyah Experience' to Combat Racial Bullying in Schools
The 'Caliyah Experience' serves as a beacon of hope, demonstrating that communities can come together to address hate and discrimination. LAMC and LA vs Hate are dedicated to supporting such initiatives, ensuring that the voices of young Caliyah are heard and respected.
For those seeking resources or wishing to report incidents of hate, LA vs Hate offers support and guidance. Visit LA vs Hate to learn more.
“Together, we can build a more inclusive and compassionate community.”
In a powerful response to a distressing incident of racial bullying, Woodruff Elementary School in Bellflower has introduced 'The Caliyah Experience'—a program named after 11-year-old Caliyah James, who endured racial slurs from classmates. This initiative aims to combat racism and promote inclusivity within the school community.
Los Angeles Metropolitan Churches (LAMC) stands in solidarity with Caliyah and commends the school's proactive measures. Collaborating with LA vs Hate, LAMC is committed to fostering environments where every child feels safe and valued.
Najee Ali, a senior organizer with LAMC, has been at the forefront of this collaboration, working closely with LA vs Hate to support the implementation of 'The Caliyah Experience.' His leadership underscores the importance of community-driven initiatives in addressing and preventing hate incidents in schools. Log in or sign up to view
