📢 Estolano Advisors is looking for a talented individual with experience in equitable economic & workforce development to join our Pacific Northwest team as a Senior Associate! Interested applicants can join a virtual open house 💻 on June 24th to learn more about EA - email [email protected] to RSVP. To apply, please submit the following materials as a single PDF document 📄 to [email protected] with “EA Senior Associate - Portland” in the subject line: 1. Cover Letter (must include a mention of which office you will be based, as well as a reflection on how you have demonstrated EA’s values (see first page) in your professional and academic work) 2. Resume 3. Writing sample (if part of a group project, indicate sections written by the applicant) 4. PowerPoint sample 5. Examples that showcase experience with web-based applications (i.e. websites, social media pages, newsletters, and/or e-publications) or graphic design software (i.e. Creative Suite) 6. Three professional or academic references (at least two must be professional) Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until filled. We will interview qualified candidates starting July 1, 2024. Those interested are encouraged to apply as early as possible. #hiring #pnwjobs #portlandjobs #urbanplanning #economicdevelopment #workforcedevelopment
Estolano Advisors
Public Policy
Los Angeles, California 1,147 followers
Growing vibrant communities.
About us
Estolano Advisors is an award-winning urban planning and public policy firm. We work with public agencies, non-profits, philanthropies, and businesses to craft innovative solutions that address complex problems. We see across fields and issue areas to help our clients find pragmatic, context-sensitive approaches. This includes collaborating with national foundations to develop grant-making strategies. It is reflected in the technical assistance we provide to local governments, housing developers, and community-based organizations. And it is evident in our role as conveners and facilitators for clients across all sectors.
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http://www.estolanoadvisors.com
External link for Estolano Advisors
- Industry
- Public Policy
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2011
- Specialties
- Economic Development, Sustainability, Transportation, Planning, Housing, and Community Engagement
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801 S Grand Ave
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Los Angeles, California 90017, US
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2001 Addison St
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Berkeley, California 94704, US
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329 NE Couch St
200
Portland, Oregon 97232, US
Employees at Estolano Advisors
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Last month, EA and Better World Group staff took a trip out to the Inland Empire to learn more about our projects in the region, hear from environmental justice leaders, and experience the IE's cultural hubs. The day was organized by IE local Jesus "Chuy" Flores, our wonderful Operations Team, and other EA staff who had previously worked on projects in the IE. Staff first visited the City of Ontario, the site of one of the inaugural California Strategic Growth Council Transformative Climate Communities (TCC) grants, to learn about EA's long-time technical assistance for TCC and work with the City to implement the grant projects. The team then traveled to the Garcia Center for the Arts in San Bernardino to hear from a panel of local EJ allies about their critical work for a just, inclusive, and healthy future of the IE, including Jorge Ozvaldo Herreria (ED of the Garcia Center), Miriam Nieto (Just San Bernardino), Alicia Aguayo (The People's Collective for Environmental Justice), Esmeralda Vazquez (Inland Empire Labor Institute), Mario Vasquez (Teamsters Local 1932), and Anthony Victoria (KVCR (PBS & NPR)). We appreciate their hard work, passion, and perspectives in the fight for environmental and economic justice. Lastly, staff enjoyed the exhibitions at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum and ended the day with food and drinks to celebrate our last day with Chuy as part of the EA team! We will miss him and wish him all the best at UCR!
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Proud to share that the Sepulveda Basin Vision Plan is complete! This past week the plan was released by the Mayor's Office, Councilmember Imelda Padilla of CD6, and Senator Henry Stern alongside LA BOE's Deborah Weintraub, LA RAP's Jimmy Kim, and the MRCA and SMMC who have led the process with their dedicated teams. The engagement process brought together hundreds of organizations and agencies alongside thousands of community members to imagine a climate resilient future for the basin and San Fernando Valley. OLIN led the design for the Vision Plan under Geosyntec Consultants. Other team members include Agency Artifact, The Robert Group, Inc., Psomas, Gruen Associates, Alta Planning Design, Estolano Advisors, Pacoima Beautiful, and Leland Saylor Associates! Really thrilled to have led this project with Mark Hanna, PhD, PE(CA), LEED AP from Geosyntec and to work alongside some great friends that care about equity, health, and the environment including Chris Torres, RLA, Emily Marshall Duchon, Sarah Swanseen, RLA, ASLA, AICP, Nate Wooten, Chi-tsai Liu, Jonathan Franklin, Kaylin Boeckman, and so many others!! The full plan can be downloaded on the BOE website here: https://lnkd.in/gjqKs4xE
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Join Our Team at Estolano Advisors in Portland! We're excited to announce openings for a Senior Associate and an Associate to enhance our impact in the Pacific Northwest! Join us for a virtual open house on June 24th to learn more about these opportunities! Link in Job Postings. At Estolano Advisors, we're delivering transformative projects that drive economic mobility, increase quality child care, build climate resiliency, and create great jobs for women and people of color in the construction and manufacturing sectors. We turn innovative ideas into actionable policies, ensuring that labor and community voices are integral to the process. What We Do Our daily work involves: Facilitating multi-governmental and regional collaborations to create quality jobs for women, people of color, and Tribal citizens. Designing inclusive child care infrastructure alongside workforce equity plans. Conducting research and policy analysis to foster the growth of quality green jobs. Developing and negotiating impactful community benefits agreements for climate and large-scale infrastructure projects. Who We Work With Our diverse client base includes: Local, state, and federal governments Racial and gender justice groups Child care advocates Unions Private foundations Businesses Why Join Us? We’re on a mission to expand our work across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. By joining our team, you'll have the opportunity to: Grow your skills in a dynamic and supportive environment. Play a pivotal role in driving social and economic change. Contribute to meaningful projects that have a lasting impact on communities. Don't miss this chance to be part of a team that's making a real difference. Join us on June 24th for our virtual open house and take the first step towards an exciting and fulfilling career with EA!
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Estolano Advisors staff have been working in partnership with Participatory Budgeting Project and Diana Zuniga (Tres Lunas) to assist the LA City Civil Human Rights and Equity Department (CHRED) in implementing and evaluating LA REPAIR, the City's pilot #ParticipatoryBudgeting program. On June 7, 2024, EA staff joined CHRED, community members, and program partners to celebrate the hard work that made the LA REPAIR program possible at a luncheon held in the Tom Bradley Room of LA City Hall. Capri Maddox, LA City CHRED’s General Manager/Executive Director, emphasized the people-centered impact of the LA REPAIR program and honored the advisory committee and community engagement partners in each REPAIR Zone with certificates for their hard work. The luncheon also featured remarks from CD9 Councilmember Curren D. Price, an initial and continuous supporter of the program, and Michael Cusack, Director of Technical Assistance at the Participatory Budgeting Project. We're proud to be a part of this historic $8.5 million investment in Los Angeles communities. Visit the LA REPAIR website for more information on the program and for upcoming voting results: https://repair.lacity.gov/
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We are working with Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Office of Environmental Justice and Climate Health (OEJCH) 🌿 on their 5-Year Strategic Plan. After months of engagement with department staff, County partners, community-based organizations, and community members, the Draft Strategic Plan is open for public comment! Please share with your LA County-based EJ networks and provide feedback by July 10, 2024. The Form is in English and Spanish: https://lnkd.in/g_YqmhMg
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Estolano Advisors is serving as the Interim Inspector General (IIG) for the United to House LA Citizen Oversight Committee (COC). The COC is currently recruiting for two committee seats - Seat 7 (Renter Protection and Support representative) and Seat 15 (Youth representative, age 16-21). The term for Seat 7 is three (3) years through March 2026 (this recruitment is meant to fill the remaining two (2) years for the initial term). If you are a tenant organizer / advocate interested in serving on the COC for Seat 7, please complete the Interest Application Form linked here: https://lnkd.in/gWA4kGfK. The deadline to submit an application form is June 30, 2024 by 5 PM. The term for Seat 15 is one (1) year from June 2024 to June 2025. If you or someone you know is between 16-21 years old and interested in this Seat, please complete the Interest Application Form linked here: https://lnkd.in/gf96H24T. Deadline to submit an application form is June 28, 2024 by 5 PM. Please direct any questions about these forms to Samantha Guerrero via email: [email protected]
United to House Los Angeles Citizen Oversight Committee (ULA-COC) Interest Application Form - Seat #7
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📢 EA is also looking for an Associate to join our Pacific Northwest team focused on Equitable Economic Development/Climate Resilient Infrastructure! Interested applicants can join a virtual open house 💻 on June 24th to learn more about EA - email [email protected] to RSVP. To apply, please submit the following materials as a single PDF document 📄 to [email protected] with “EA Senior Associate - Portland” in the subject line: 1. Cover Letter (must include a mention of which office you will be based, as well as a reflection on how you have demonstrated EA’s values (see first page) in your professional and academic work) 2. Resume 3. Writing sample (if part of a group project, indicate sections written by the applicant) 4. PowerPoint sample 5. Examples that showcase experience with web-based applications (i.e. websites, social media pages, newsletters, and/or e-publications) or graphic design software (i.e. Creative Suite) 6. Three professional or academic references (at least two must be professional) Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until filled. We will interview qualified candidates starting July 1, 2024. Those interested are encouraged to apply as early as possible. https://lnkd.in/eMepY5ej #hiring #pnwjobs #portlandjobs #urbanplanning #economicdevelopment #climateresilience #environmentaljustice
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A big congratulations to allies and frequent partners Nature For All, ActiveSGV, API Forward, and Day One on their recent victory! The Nature For All coalition and other allies succeeded in calling on President Biden to expand the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument. This expansion is the next step in a 20-year, locally-driven vision to permanently protect the San Gabriel Mountains and honors the original stewards of the land, ensures equitable access to nature, conserves habitats and biodiversity, and combats the impacts of climate change. #environmentaljustice #environmentalprotection #stewardship #LosAngeles
On behalf of Nature For All and the Coalition, I was honored to witness President Biden expand the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument today! This action advances a 20-plus year vision to protect the “lungs of Los Angeles County” our local San Gabriel Mountains! During a time when climate change is impacting our communities, our health and our biodiversity, the administration expressed its commitment to environmental justice for Angelenos. The San Gabriel Mountains are 70% of our open space in Los Angeles! The continued protection and addition to the national monument will help ensure more equitable access to nature, help improve public and mental health, help address the climate and biodiversity crisis, and safeguard clean air and water for Angelenos! Protected today: Switzer and Millard Falls, Trail and Eaton Canyon Falls, Big Tujunga Canyon, Condor Peak, Chantry Flat, and many other popular areas within the expansion area! Thank you President Biden, Vice President Harris, Senator Alex Padilla, Congresswoman Judy Chu, and USDA Secretary Vilsack for making this a reality, and investing in the future of our local Angeles National Forest- USDA Forest Service! This expansion could not be possible without the strong collaboration of coalition members, community members, tribal and local elected leaders, as well as volunteer groups with boots on the ground, investments from philanthropic, business, and government partners! The White House Announcement: https://lnkd.in/gxtsV9ze #sangabrielmountainsforever #lanatureforall #LosAngeles #California #Comunidad #30x30 #EnvironmentalJustice #EnvironmentalStewardship #RecreateResponsibly Coalition members and long term partners: ActiveSGV, Amigos De Los Rios, API Forward Movement, CalWild, COFEM, DayOne, Outward Bound Adventures (OBA), NPCA, Sierra Club, The Wilderness Society, WESTERN CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, Resources Legacy Fund, Latino Outdoors, Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians, Gabrieleno Band of Mission Indians and lineal descendants of the San Gabriel Mountains, County of Los Angeles, Department of Parks and Recreation, California Natural Resources Agency , GreenLatinos, Hispanic Access Foundation and many many more!
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A big congratulations to allies and frequent partners Nature For All, ActiveSGV, API Forward, and Day One on their recent victory! The Nature For All coalition and other allies succeeded in calling on President Biden to expand the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument. This expansion is the next step in a 20-year, locally-driven vision to permanently protect the San Gabriel Mountains and honors the original stewards of the land, ensures equitable access to nature, conserves habitats and biodiversity, and combats the impacts of climate change. #environmentaljustice #environmentalprotection #stewardship #LosAngeles
On behalf of Nature For All and the Coalition, I was honored to witness President Biden expand the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument today! This action advances a 20-plus year vision to protect the “lungs of Los Angeles County” our local San Gabriel Mountains! During a time when climate change is impacting our communities, our health and our biodiversity, the administration expressed its commitment to environmental justice for Angelenos. The San Gabriel Mountains are 70% of our open space in Los Angeles! The continued protection and addition to the national monument will help ensure more equitable access to nature, help improve public and mental health, help address the climate and biodiversity crisis, and safeguard clean air and water for Angelenos! Protected today: Switzer and Millard Falls, Trail and Eaton Canyon Falls, Big Tujunga Canyon, Condor Peak, Chantry Flat, and many other popular areas within the expansion area! Thank you President Biden, Vice President Harris, Senator Alex Padilla, Congresswoman Judy Chu, and USDA Secretary Vilsack for making this a reality, and investing in the future of our local Angeles National Forest- USDA Forest Service! This expansion could not be possible without the strong collaboration of coalition members, community members, tribal and local elected leaders, as well as volunteer groups with boots on the ground, investments from philanthropic, business, and government partners! The White House Announcement: https://lnkd.in/gxtsV9ze #sangabrielmountainsforever #lanatureforall #LosAngeles #California #Comunidad #30x30 #EnvironmentalJustice #EnvironmentalStewardship #RecreateResponsibly Coalition members and long term partners: ActiveSGV, Amigos De Los Rios, API Forward Movement, CalWild, COFEM, DayOne, Outward Bound Adventures (OBA), NPCA, Sierra Club, The Wilderness Society, WESTERN CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, Resources Legacy Fund, Latino Outdoors, Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians, Gabrieleno Band of Mission Indians and lineal descendants of the San Gabriel Mountains, County of Los Angeles, Department of Parks and Recreation, California Natural Resources Agency , GreenLatinos, Hispanic Access Foundation and many many more!
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