The Chronicles
What went down in LA : Women's March Los Angeles 2019
To march, or not to march - was not even a question in the minds of the spirited activists at the 3rd Women’s March in Los Angeles. After a week of rain, the sun was on full blast, illuminating the people of passion on Saturday, January 19th.
Thousands of marchers gathered downtown at Pershing...
What’s Up in LA : Women's March 2019 - What You Should Know.
The 3rd Annual Women’s March Los Angeles is happening this Saturday, January 19. Marchers will be gathering at Pershing Square at 532 South Olive Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The demonstration kicks off at 8:30 AM with a Tongva Nation Blessing, followed by speakers at 9 AM for about an hour. At 10am, the march will kick off with participants walking from Pershing Square to City Hall with programming beginning on stage at 11 AM. The event will conclude...
What went down in LA : UTLA Strike Against School Board 2019
The streets of L.A. City Hall were flooded Monday January 14th, with an estimate of about 20,000 teachers, students, parents and staff all united together speaking on behalf of schools all across the Los Angeles School District. All fighting to raise wages to a fair price, reduce class sizes, increase the number of staff including counselors, librarians and Health/ Human services. 
UTLA members, who spend countless hours developing the minds of...
The Recap : 2018
2018 was an amazing year. This year a group of friends turned an idea into reality. Fueled by the desire to bring our community something tangible and give exposure to not just the city we love and photograph but the street photographers that are out photographing, we started These Streets Magazine. For the whole team this is more than just a magazine. We hope to start a movement that helps bring photography back to its roots. This is a platform where one day centuries from now people can go back and view pivotal moments captured throughout history. The importance of...
Volume 2: 6th Anderson Release Winter '18
Id like to share a blog post that one of the featured photographers, and now teammate, Jenae Lien wrote for her photography site about the release of our second issue of the magazine. Beautifully written and photographed, it excites me to be able to share the work of someone with so much artistic talent.
Please if you are reading this, take the time to see her perspective of how the night went on December 15th.
Enjoy,
- Josh
Write Up - https://www.jenaelien.com/thesestreets2/
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