Education Through Music-Los Angeles is honored to be an LA2050 Award Recipient for the second consecutive year! The movement of LA2050 was started by the Goldhirsh Foundation in collaboration with tens of thousands of Angelenos with the goal “to make Los Angeles the best place to connect, create, learn, live, and play” by the year 2050.

ETM-LA believes all students deserve a well-rounded education that includes music as a core subject during the school day and beyond. The LA2050 Award is provided in partnership with the John N. Calley Foundation.

“We are so honored to be an LA2050 grantee again this year. Our vision for the future of LA is that ALL students – our leaders of today and tomorrow – can thrive. LA2050 and the Calley Foundation are helping further equity and access for all youth to receive comprehensive music and arts learning as part of a well-rounded STEAM education,”

says ETM-LA Executive Director Victoria Lanier.

Congratulations and gratitude to all of the LA2050 grant recipients (total of 42 grantees), non-profit organizations, and community partners working together to further equity and access across Los Angeles County. We extend our deepest gratitude to each one of our team members and school partners for their ongoing dedication.

Los Angeles City Councilmember

Eunisses Hernandez (District 1)

ETM-LA Executive Director Victoria Lanier & Goldhirsh Foundation President Tara Roth

(L to R)

California Senator Anthony Portantino

(25th District)

ETM-LA joins fellow LA2050 Calley Foundation Award Recipients

LA2050 Panelists discuss the importance of partnerships

Photo Credits: Nicole Tisnes and Sara Joy Salib, LA2050 (Top L & R; Bottom Photos); ETM-LA (Top Middle)

Students from ETM-LA Graduated Partner McKinley K-8 School of Integrated Arts enjoy music class; featured on the Today Show.

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