Image Description: Graphic reads, "Happy Language Access Month!" with conversation bubbles that translate to "hello" in Spanish, Khmer, and Tagalog. | | |
April is Language Access Month!
Across the country, communities recognize April as Language Access Month. It is a time to celebrate linguistic diversity, highlight the importance of language access, and connect people to services that help everyone communicate effectively with government agencies. This month, we’re excited to spotlight the City of Long Beach’s Language Access Program, which is dedicated to ensuring residents of all language abilities can equitably access important information and services.
| | Every month, our newsletter will introduce you to the people, programs, and organizations that help advance equity across the City. This month we are featuring a spotlight on our very own Language Access Team! | | |
City of Long Beach
Language Access Program
| | Image(s) Description: Community members participate in a Technology and Innovation Department Workshop using headsets provided by the Language Access team. On the other end of the headsets is an interpreter that provides interpretation for participants during the workshop in their preferred language. | | In 2013, the Long Beach City Council adopted the Language Access Policy to ensure linguistic access to all City programs, resources, documents and public meetings. At its core, the Language Access Program (LAP) is grounded in the principle that all residents deserve to communicate, be heard, and understood in the languages they use in their daily lives. | | | |
The Language Access Program supports City staff and departments by providing language access to the public in multiple languages. Services include:
- Document Translation, such as flyers, signs, and forms
- Meeting interpretation, such as City Council meetings, community workshops, and events (in-person and virtual)
- Over-the-phone interpretation, which provides instant, on-demand, or scheduled language access via telephone
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Did you know?
¿Sabías? — តើអ្នកដឹងទេ? — Alam mo ba
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According to the 2020 United States Census Bureau, there are 466,742 individuals living in Long Beach. Of those people, nearly 1 in 2 speak a language other than English at home.
Last fiscal year, the Language Access Program received 4,988 total requests, providing access in 25 different languages. The average length of meeting interpretation was 2.25 hours.
Top 5 Languages Requested:
1. Spanish
2. Khmer
3. Tagalog
4. Vietnamese
5. Mandarin
ASL and CART Services were provided at 31 City meetings and events.
| | | | Image Description: Mayor Rex Richardson speaks at a community meeting alongside ASL interpreter who is facilitating communication in real time. | |
Image Description: Photo of the newly constructed interpretation booths in the rear of the Bob Foster Civic Chamber located at City Hall. | If you’ve recently attended a City Council meeting, you may have noticed some construction work in progress. We’re excited to share that interpretation booths have recently been added to the City Council Chambers. While the booths are nearing completion, we’re looking forward to making public meetings more welcoming and accessible for everyone. | | Image Description: Meet the Team - Left to right: Francheska Deras, Language Access Program Manager; Amairani Cortez, Language Access Analyst; Jaime Ponce, Spanish Language Access Specialist; Nareth Muong, Khmer Language Access Specialist. | | The Office of Equity proudly supports the activities of three City Commissions: Equity and Human Relations, the Citizens' Advisory Commission on Disability, and the Commission for Women and Girls. Please read below for information on our upcoming meetings this month. | |
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Citizens' Advisory Commission
on Disabilities
| Image Description: Photo of the CACoD members meeting in City Hall, all sitting behind the dais. | The Equity and Human Relations Commission is scheduled to meet on Thursday, April 9 at 1:00 PM in the Bob Foster Civic Chamber, 411 W. Ocean Blvd. | Commission for Women and Girls | | Image Description: Commissioners of the Commission for Women & Girls in a group photo. | | The Commission for Women and Girls meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 6:30 PM on the 2nd Floor of Long Beach City Hall in the Carmelitos/Colorado Conference Room, 411 W. Ocean Blvd. | | Each month, the Office of Equity will share photos of the Equity team in action over the past month, whether out in community or among our City peers. Take a look at what we've been up to! | | Disability Data & Community Survey Outreach | | Image Description: CACoD Chair Gretchen Swanson and Commissioner Julie Dean tabling in front of Long Beach City Hall along with electronic tablets for folks to complete the Disability Data & Community Survey. | | |
The Office of Equity, in partnership with the Citizens’ Advisory Commission on Disabilities, is out in the community spreading the word about the City’s first-ever Disability Data & Community Survey. This effort is focused on reaching residents where they are and ensuring the voices of the disability community help shape City programs and services.
Have a space for us to connect?
Email ada@longbeach.gov to invite us to your event, program, or community group.
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Cambodia Town Learn and Earn
Digital Skills Program
| | Image Description: Participants in the Digital Inclusion Session at Mark Twain Library. | | The Cambodia Town Learn & Earn Digital Skills Program is a 5-week program that commenced on March 5, focusing on foundational digital skills, in partnership with the City and local organizations. LAP provided live interpretation in Khmer and Spanish. Pictured above are participants in the Digital Inclusion Session at Mark Twain Library, which held a graduation ceremony that included 20 participants including 9 Cambodian-speaking and 11 Spanish-speaking community members. | | Image Description: Honorees in a group photo at the Para-Party held in the Civic Center Plaza at Long Beach City Hall. | | On March 6, the City of Long Beach hosted a Para-Party to celebrate the opening of the 2026 Milan Cortina Paralympic Winter Games. We were honored to welcome 2022 U.S. National Champion and Winter Olympian Mariah Bell, as well as four-time Paralympian and seven-time Paralympic medalist Amanda McGrory. They joined us in connecting with the community, sharing the excitement and recognizing the courage, resiliency, dedication, and determination of these incredible world-class athletes. See the event video here or visit the City’s Facebook page. | | |
Women's History Month:
Long Beach Trailblazers
| | Image Description: City of Long Beach women in leadership posing for a group photo. | | In celebration of Women’s History Month, the City honored trailblazing women who have shaped our history while also uplifting the leaders who guide departments and advance programs and services that support our community today. InsideLB News article. | | Commission for Women & Girls Celebrate Women's History Month | | Image Description: Commission for Women and Girls with Councilwoman Tunua Thrash-Ntuk stand for a group photo in front of the dais after her presentation to the commission. | | On Wednesday, March 25, the Commission for Women & Girls was joined by Councilwoman Tunua Thrash-Ntuk, of Council District 8, who shared the Human Trafficking R.E.A.C.T. Framework and honored former and current Long Beach City Councilwomen in observance of Women's History Month. View the presentation HERE. | | LBUSD English Learner Symposium | | Image Description: Education Programs Specialist, Leonidas Sloan, tabling at Browning High School along with LB College Promise Ambassador. | | On Saturday, March 28, Long Beach College Promise Ambassadors proudly participated in the LBUSD English Learner Symposium at Browning High School. The event provided a valuable opportunity for ambassadors to engage with students, families, and community members, sharing information and raising awareness about the Long Beach College Promise program. Through meaningful conversations and outreach, the team helped connect attendees to educational pathways and resources that support student success. | | Khmer Parents Association’s 11th Annual Mother and Daughter Event | | Image Description: Photo features community members engaged in the Khmer Paretns Association Annual Mother and Daughter Conference session while wearing headsets. | The Khmer Parents Association hosted its 11th Annual Mother and Daughter Conference at McBride Park on February 21, bringing together approximately 200 community members for a day focused on family connection, empowerment, and community engagement. LAP provided live interpretation in Khmer and Spanish. A total of 40 interpretation headsets were distributed to attendees. | | UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS, PROGRAMS AND SERVICES | | |
Partners of Parks
Spring Egg Hunt
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Saturday, April 4
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Partners of Parks is hosting Spring Egg Hunts at THREE parks across Long Beach! You’re invited to hop on over and enjoy a day filled with egg hunting and springtime cheer. Enjoy this free, family-friendly event and be sure to bring your own baskets.
Locations:
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Admiral Kidd Park - 2125 Santa Fe Ave, Long Beach, CA 90810
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Good Neighbor Park - 2800 N Studebaker Rd, Long Beach, CA 90815
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Ramona Park - 3301 E 65th St, Long Beach, CA 90805
*Adaptive-friendly egg hunt round at 12 p.m. and sensory-friendly activities.
For more information, email info@POPLB.org.
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18th Annual Cambodia Town
Parade & Cultural Festival
| | Image Description: Graphic features illustration art of people in traditional Cambodian attire in front of a globe and peace sign, holding up Cambodian and American flags. | | |
Saturday, April 4
9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Peace Through Culture: Celebrating Unity in Diversity
Parade: Anaheim Street between Cherry Ave & Orange Ave
Festival: Long Beach City College, 1305 E Pacific Coast Highway, Long Beach, CA 90806
Support in part by a grant from the Arts Council for Long Beach and the City of Long Beach.
For more information, visit: cambodiatown.org.
| | National Community Development Week | | Image Description: Photos of murals throughout Downtown Long Beach and parks, including a child in a swing at a park, and a volunteer participating in a clean-up event. | | |
April 6-11
Get involved during Community Development Week by attending the City Council proclamation, virtual community meeting or community clean-up between April 6 – 11!
Learn more about Community Development Week. View Press Release.
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City Council Proclamation
& Civic Center Tabling
| | Image Description: Photo of the Civic Center Plaza located at 411 W. Ocean Blvd. | | |
Tuesday, April 7
5:00 p.m.
Join us at the first City Council meeting of the month to learn more about the impact of U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grants on City programs and services. During the proclamation you will hear from Housing and Neighborhood Services staff and watch an overview video on Long Beach affordable housing developments.
Location: City Council Chambers and Civic Center Plaza (411 W. Ocean Blvd.)
View Agenda.
| | FY26-27 Action Plan Community Meeting | | Image Description: Rendering of Admiral Kidd Park located in West Long Beach. | |
Thursday, April 9
6:00 p.m. – 7 p.m.
This virtual session is for residents wanting to learn more about and provide input on how the City will utilize the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME) and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds for fiscal year 2026 – 2027.
Each year, the City of Long Beach receives federal funding to support affordable housing, community programs and neighborhood improvements. Community Development Week is your chance to learn about these programs and provide input on future funding priorities.
Join online via Zoom (Register online)
Action Plan
| | Central Long Beach Tree Planting | Image Description: Graphic shows a grandma and two children planting seeds together. Text reads: Tree Planting, Ayudanos a Plantar Arboles en su Vecindario! | |
Saturday, April 11
TTC LBCC Campus
20th Street & Walnut Ave.
9 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Help plant trees in the Central Long Beach Neighborhood to promote positive community engagement and work together to build a greener city!
¡Ayudanos a plantar árboles en el vecindario central de Long Beach para promover la participación positiva de la comunindad y trabajar juntos para a construir una cuidad más verde!
Sign up to volunteer at longbeach.gov/sustainability.
Register Here | Regístrese Aquí
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Image Description: LBCC Viking Preview Day flyer includes registration URL link: bit.ly/LBCCVPD26 in addition to information below. | |
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 14 & 22
4:30 - 7:30 PM
FUTURE VIKINGS! Get ready for the first year at Long Beach City College.
LBCC is excited to welcome incoming students and their families to Viking Preview Day, an opportunity to explore campus life and prepare for the first year at Long Beach City College. Attendees will learn about LBCC’s academic programs and majors, connect with student support services and clubs, meet professors and counselors, and take guided tours of the campus. Free food and giveaways will also be available during the event.
REGISTER HERE
For additional questions, email getstarted@lbcc.edu or call (562) 938-4049.
Location & Dates
- LBCC Liberal Arts Campus
- Tuesday, April 14 from 4:30–7:30 p.m.
- LBCC Trades, Technology, & Community Learning Campus
- Wednesday, April 22 from 4:30–7:30 p.m.
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CLASS OF 2026
College Promise Family Night:
Virtual Session
| Image Description: Flyer contains information below. Please click on the flyer for an online PDF version which allows for easier scanning of the QR code and includes a campus map. | |
Wednesday, April 15
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Zoom
The event is FREE & open to prospective students and their families.
Participants and families will learn more about:
- Viking Advantage/Long Beach College Promise awards
- The FAFSA/California Dream Act application process
- LBCC’s cultural learning communities
- More student resources!
For more information, contact (562) 938-4049 or getstarted@lbcc.edu.
If you require Sign language interpreting services or Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) services , contact Stephanie Bonales at least 72 hours prior to the event at (562) 938-4918 or sbonales@lbcc.edu.
RSVP HERE!
| 3rd Annual Public Health Expo | Image Description: Photo of the LBCC Liberal Arts Campus sign on the front lawn of campus. | |
Wednesday, April 22
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Long Beach City College Liberal Arts Campus
The 3rd Annual Public Health Expo, led by the Long Beach City College Public Health Program, is a signature event of LBCC Public Health Awareness Month, held each April to help students and community members better understand public health and how they can improve both their own health and the health of their communities. Drawing over 300 attendees and more than 40 community partner organizations each year, the Expo brings together students, professionals, and community leaders to explore education, wellness resources, and career pathways across the Health Care and Social Assistance sector. Through student research presentations, community engagement, wellness activities, health screenings, and networking opportunities, the event creates a dynamic space where learning, opportunity, and community health come together.
Who Should Attend
Students, community members, public health professionals, and organizations across the Health Care and Social Assistance sector.
What to Expect
Community partner organizations, student research presentations, health screenings, wellness activities, career exploration, networking opportunities, free food, and live music.
For more information and to register, visit the LBCC webpage.
| Best Buddies Friendship Walk | Image Description: Group photo of Best Buddies Friendship Walk: Los Angeles, "Let's change the world for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)." | |
Saturday, April 25
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Shoreline Aquatic Park 200 Aquarium Way, Long Beach, CA 90802
The Best Buddies Friendship Walk is the leading event in the country supporting inclusion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Join more than 50,000 participants at 80 events across the globe to support the Best Buddies programs in schools, workplaces, and communities. You’ll be making the world more welcoming to people with IDD — one friendship, one job, and one life-changing connection at a time.
To register for the walk, donate, or volunteer, visit: bestbuddiesfriendshipwalk.org/losangeles.
| Celebration of the Young Child | Image Description: Flyer features illustrations of children along with parents/guardians playing in a field along with the program schedule below. | |
Saturday, April 25
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Billie Jean King Main Library and Lincoln Park
Each year, the Department of Health and Human Services (Health Department), in collaboration with the Long Beach Public Library and the Mayor’s Fund for Long Beach, hosts the Celebration of the Young Child, where more than 60 organizations provide resources, hands-on learning and entertainment to over 1,000 families. Children are provided opportunities throughout the event to learn, explore and play through hands-on activities, sensory engagement and age-appropriate games. Their caregivers and family members enjoy live performances by musical artists, participate in opportunity drawings and are provided with a wealth of information on keeping their children healthy and thriving. Join this year’s celebration, a fun, free, family-friendly event! Families with children under age 8 are invited to enjoy hands-on activities, engaging experiences, and valuable community resources designed to support young children and their caregivers.
Schedule
10:15 AM - Brillantina Bilingual Story Time
11:00 AM - Mera Dance Troupe
1:00 PM - Josue Cuentacuentos
Early Intervention Services
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CSULB - Speech and Language Clinic Articulation Screenings
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For The Child - Developmental Screenings
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UCLA - Mobile Eye Clinic
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PHEM - Vaccination Clinic
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The Children's Dental Health Clinic - Dental Screenings and Oral Health Education
Location
Billie Jean King Main Library & Lincoln Park, 200 W. Broadway, Long Beach, CA, 90802
FREE PARKING
Civic Center Garage 332 W. Broadway
For more information, visit the Early Childhood Education Program webpage.
Questions? Please contact: Joanna Campos by calling 562-570-4197 or email joanna.campos@longbeach.gov.
Language Access: To request this information in an alternative format or to request a reasonable accommodation, please contact the listed email or phone number.
View Flyer: Español | ខ្មែរ | Tagalog
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Saturday, April 25
12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library
The Department of Energy and Environmental Services, in partnership with Algalita Marine Research and Education, Pedal Movement, Long Beach Time Exchange and the LB Reuses coalition, is hosting Long Beach Fixit Clinics at no cost to City residents. These volunteer-led repair workshops offer residents a chance to get hands-on help fixing broken household items. Long Beach Fixit Clinics are staffed by volunteer Fixit Coaches who share their time, tools, and expertise to help assess, troubleshoot, and attempt repairs on everyday household items. It’s a great way to support waste reduction, accessibility, and intergenerational learning in our community.
Location: Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library, 5870 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, CA 90805
Learn more and register an item.
Example items:
• Basic Electronics (NO Smart TVs, cell phones, tablets, printers, or broken electronic screens)
• Bicycles
• Small appliances
• Clothes
• Toys
• Jewelry
For any questions, please contact: Emily Dekin & the Algalita Team at Emily@algalita.org or (562) 598-4889.
| Spring 2026 Recreation Classes | Image Description: Cover of the Recreation Connection Spring 2026 catalog. LBParks.org. | |
Spring 2026 Parks, Recreation & Marine Recreation Connection classes are now open!
Check out classes available for all ages and abilities that include a variety of physical, intellectual, and fun interests: Spring 2026 Catalog.
For more information and to register for classes, visit LBParks.org. To view content in Spanish, Tagalog or Khmer, click on “Select Language” from the top navigation bar.
Registration is also available by calling 562.570.3111 or by visiting the Registration Reservations Office (2760 Studebaker Rd.), Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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It's Not Too Late to Get Counted!
Disability Data & Community Survey
| Image Description: Flyer reads, "The City of Long Beach wants to hear from YOU! People with disabilities are experts in adaptation, innovation, and advocacy - qualities that move our City forward. The Office of Equity and the Citizens' Advisory Commission on Disabilities are conducting the Disability and Data Community Survey-and we need your input! Learn more and take the survey." | |
Get Counted and Take the Survey now through May 1, 2026! The City of Long Beach, through its Citizens' Advisory Commission on Disabilities (CACoD) and the Office of Equity, has launched the Disability Data & Community Survey. This comprehensive initiative, supported by a one-time allocation of $60,000 as part of the City’s Adopted Fiscal Year 2025 Budget, will focus on bridging critical data gaps and informing policies, programs, and services for the city's disability community, particularly as Long Beach prepares for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Key objectives of the Disability Data & Community Survey, co-created with CACoD and community partners, include:
- Collecting person-centered data through participatory methods, including interviews, focus groups, testimonials, and surveys.
- Identifying existing and emerging needs, barriers, and opportunities for people with disabilities in Long Beach.
- Developing a comprehensive understanding of the community's demographics and geographic distribution.
- Informing City leadership in amending and creating policies, programs, and procedures that ensure full participation and inclusive access.
- People with disabilities, both diagnosed and undiagnosed, who live, work, attend school, or visit Long Beach are encouraged to take the survey.
Feedback will be vital to informing this initiative and shaping a future in which all people can thrive through justice, equity, freedom, dignity, privacy, economic self-sufficiency, and mental and physical health and well-being.
Please click one of the links below to take the survey in your preferred language: English | Español | ខ្មែរ | Tagalog
To ensure equitable access and participation, the survey will also be available in paper form and can be administered over the phone and in a person’s preferred language. To access the paper version or make an appointment for a phone survey, contact ada@longbeach.gov or 562.570.6257. Those with limited access to a computer or smartphone may also visit a public computer lab available at any open Long Beach Public Library location to access the survey.
View Flyer: (Español) | (ខ្មែរ) | Tagalog
| | City of Long Beach AI Strategy | |
The City of Long Beach has launched its AI Strategy!
Our roadmap ensures we use Artificial Intelligence responsibly and transparently—building public trust, minimizing risks, and safeguarding City data. We’re empowering staff, boosting efficiency, and supporting our entire LB community in learning about and safely using AI.
Learn more about our AI Strategy and see how we’re shaping the future of Long Beach together.
For more information, please contact Malgosia Rejniak, Program Manager, AI and Data Governance at malgorzata.rejniak@longbeach.gov.
| | Long Beach Immigration Resources | | | | The City of Long Beach is proud to support its diverse and vibrant immigrant communities. On January 7, 2025, City Council voted to strengthen the Long Beach Values Act by recommending that each independent office and several external partner agencies commit to the Long Beach Values Act; requesting that the City’s data privacy guidelines be included in standard contract language; authorizing additional funding for deportation defense support; and creating and distributing informational documents to assist those in need. | | |
The Long Beach Justice Fund provides free immigration legal services to low-income people who live, work, or have strong ties to Long Beach. Our goal is to make sure that everyone in Long Beach has access to fair legal representation and support while navigating the complexities of immigration law.
Our services include:
- Removal Defense
- Legal representation for those facing deportation
- Affirmative Legal Services
- Help with U Visas, T Visas, and VAWA petitions or victims of crime, trafficking, or abuse
- Appellate Support
- Assistance with appeals or motions to reopen immigration cases
The City of Long Beach partners with trusted community partners and attorneys to ensure that people who can’t afford a lawyer still have someone to stand with them in court and guide them through a complex legal system. To find out if you’re eligible for services, please contact one of our community connectors below:
ORALE
www.orale.org
213-434-7799
United Cambodian Community
https://ucclb.org
562-433-2490
Filipino Migrant Center
www.filipinomigrantcenter.org
(562) 453-3408
For more information on immigration resources, please visit longbeach.gov/ValuesAct.
View flyers in Español | ខ្មែរ | Tagalog
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Long Beach Justice Fund
Community Connectors:
ÓRALE Rapid Response Network
| | Image Description: Flyer for ORALE Community Defense Network - Report ICE Activity in the City of Long Beach, CA - (562) 245-9575. | | |
ÓRALE facilitates access to legal immigrant services in partnership with the Long Beach Justice Fund Community Connectors program. Through this program, free legal representation is available to low-income immigrants living or working in Long Beach and are at risk of deportation.
As ICE raids continue to impact daily life, community members who witness or experience immigration enforcement activity in Long Beach can report instances by calling ÓRALE’s dedicated rapid response phone number at (562) 245-9575. By reporting ICE activity, individuals help protect their neighbors, document cases, and activate rapid response networks that can offer legal support to our immigrant neighbors.
To learn more or get connected, please visit the Long Beach Immigration Resources website.
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Stay Connected with the City's New
Internet Assistance Hotline
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We're excited to announce a vital new resource aimed at enhancing digital inclusion in our community: the Internet Service Enrollment line!
This hotline connects you to low-cost internet services and a variety of digital inclusion resources that can empower your daily life.
Digital inclusion navigators are available to assist you:
- Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
- Saturday through Sunday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Eligibility for assistance includes programs such as CalFresh, Medi-Cal, and other similar programs.
To learn more, call (844) 321-4472 or visit us at: longbeach.gov/digitalinclusion.
| | Long Beach Neighbors Supporting Neighbors Fund | | Image Description: Flyer for Long Beach Neighbors Supporting Neighbors Fund. Together, we can make a big difference. Give now: pledge.to/LBNEIGHBORS or text LBNEIGHBORS to 707070. | | |
Mayor Rex Richardson is proud to announce the Long Beach Neighbors Supporting Neighbors Fund: a fundraiser directly helping vulnerable residents with basic needs assistance. Convened by Mayor Richardson and hosted in partnership with the California Community Foundation (CCF), this effort will help members of Long Beach's immigrant community replace lost income, provide rental assistance, fund food and grocery distribution, and support rapid response efforts. CCF has generously contributed $100,000. Thank you to everyone who has contributed — every bit makes a difference.
You can contribute by visiting pledge.to/lbneighbors or by texting LBNEIGHBORS to 707070.
| | Long Beach Culture & Heritage Calendar Survey | | |
It's not too late to submit your cultural holidays and observances for our Culture & Heritage Calendar!
You're invited to help shape a new calendar that will recognize and celebrate diversity in Long Beach and build stronger community connections.
We need your voice to ensure the calendar reflects the events and traditions meaningful to you and our community. Please take a few moments to share widely recognized cultural or religious observances that you believe should be included.
Complete the survey here.
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Community Food and Clothing Resources: On-going | | Image Description: a decorative image of two hands sustaining a brown-colored box filled with food items. The front center of the box is labeled "Food bank." | | Please find a helpful spreadsheet with locations in Long Beach of food banks, free meals and clothing resources HERE. | | | | |
