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Aug. 26: Resource Fair to Help Striking Entertainment Industry Workers

Press Release | Friday, Aug 25, 2023

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The Los Angeles County Film Office, part of the newly created County Department of Economic Opportunity, is hosting a free resource fair on Saturday, Aug. 26 to help connect actors, writers, performers, workers, and small businesses impacted the entertainment strikes to critical services and support.

Stop by to connect to support for actors, writers, performers, workers and small businesses impacted by Hollywood’s double strike.

The fair will be open Saturday, Aug. 26 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at History For Hire, 7149 Fair Ave., North Hollywood, CA 91605.

The fair is open to the public and will feature resources from the county, Los Angeles city and the region including the following:

Department of Mental Health

Department of Public Social Services

Department of Consumer and Business Affairs

Department of Public Health

DEO’s Office of Small Business

DEO’s Workforce Development Team

Natural History Museum

LA City Economic and Workforce Development Department

Small Business Development Centers

Entertainment Comm Fund

Small Business Administration

CHOI Providers

Office of Adam Schiff

Film LA and more!

Connect to mental health providers, on site benefit counseling, assistance to legal services, emergency financial assistance, information on permitting and much much more.

No need to RSVP to register, however, to receive up to date information about this event directly from Team DEO, click on the RSVP button to get on the mailing list.

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