Facilitation for Social Change

The Facilitation for Social Change program offers a 2-month, 8-session, condensed awareness and skills-building training series. Bringing together a diverse cross-section of the health community in Los Angeles, the training guides individuals in analyzing and understanding the root causes of health disparities, and enhancing skills in self-reflective leadership, coalition building, facilitation and advocacy.

About LDIR

The Leadership Development in Interethnic Relations (LDIR) program is committed to developing leaders who advocate for values of inclusion, cooperation, power-sharing, justice, and equity. The program’s trainings and resources are designed to empower, mobilize, and equip leaders with the awareness, skills, and action steps necessary to foster and sustain positive intergroup relations.

LDIR is based at the Asian Pacific American Legal Center and co-sponsored by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the Central American Resource Center.