Thousands helped celebrate the historic grand opening of the Center’s new Anita May Rosenstein Campus. Expanding across a full city block in the heart of Hollywood, the Campus represents the aspirations and commitment of a community that has historically faced discrimination, violence, and marginalization, standing as an iconic symbol of the LGBT community’s resilience and creativity. It is the product of more than a decade of dreams and hard work, a public gathering place that brings the generations together to celebrate and learn from one another.
“It was just over two years ago when we broke ground on this revolutionary Campus. And in those two years, we faced every kind of challenge and roadblock. But we stayed focused and committed to the promise of the Anita May Rosenstein Campus and what it will mean to the LGBT community and to homelessness in Hollywood. Not only is the Campus the flagship and model for all others to follow, it is my flagship project to end homelessness in Council District 4. The Campus will lead by example of what life-changing solutions look like. - Councilmember David Ryu 10
Summer 2019