COVER LETTER
My 711 Los Angeles County Connected App
Introduc)on
My 711 Los Angeles County is a dynamic platform designed to connect Angelenos with essential city services and resources, fostering community engagement and enhancing local government accessibility with Podcast that will feature live event 2-way broadcast from remote venues, and in-studio conversation with a live studio audience. The model is a regional to state Blomberg like network that integrate all 88 city halls within Los Angeles County with a channel on the network. This initiative empowers residents to participate in stainability efforts leading up to the 2028 Olympics. Informed by curated news and information about lessons from past disasters, the system prioritizes readiness for future challenges, including wildfires, earthquakes, tsunamis, and emergency telecommunication blackouts.
Dakar Sample Media
My 711 Los Angeles County Trailer
Microsoft Black History Month Podcast
Welcome To LA County Trailer for 711
LA County Internal Service Division Mini Doc
LAUSD Black Student Achievement Sizzle
Fast Streaming Network
Key Features
My 711 LA County advances environmental sustainability, promotes net-zero carbon emissions, and reduces air pollution. This initiative aims to:
• Dakar worked on the City of LA 5- Year Work plan, and will implement (attached)
• Improve matchmaking for unhoused individuals and families to transition off declining Section 8 funding.
• Lower gas consumption.
• Address housing insecurities, especially for wildfire victims in economically red-lined service planning areas such as: Altadena.
• Improve maternal health services.
• Create four million new jobs.
• Save Californians $200 billion in health costs by mitigating environmental impacts on the ports of LA and Long Beach.
• Implement California’s Clean Energy Act (Senate Bill SB 100) by 2045.
PROJECT FEASBILITY / ALIGNMENT W/ COMMUNITY GOALS
Key Hubs
With over 1,800 Christian churches and various other religious institutions, including synagogues, temples, and mosques, My 711 will provide real-time, multilingual information in over 140 languages and dialects with a 0.004-millisecond delay, utilizing the ODEM system.
Key Cons)tuents
Service-disabled veterans will be recruited from the Veterans Resource Centers of the 19 LA County Community Colleges and the 3 California State Universities to learn command-andcontrol of My 711 LA County. These veterans will be onboarded to our multi-core preapprenticeship program and provided on-the-job training, along with 144 hours of related and supplemental instruction (RSI) in advanced manufacturing and media communications.
Two-Way Delivery System: Connected Campus Initiative
Proposal for My LA County 511 OTT Network:
• Connecting 86 libraries serving 3.4 million residents across 3,000 square miles.
• Engaging 19 community colleges, three California state universities, 80 K-12 public schools (including LAUSD), and 20 private non-profit universities (USC, Loyola Marymount, etc.).
• Supporting UCLA, bringing total student engagement to approximately 2.4 million.
• Deploying an AGI-driven relational database, "The United Purpose Network," to digitally twin service-disconnected individuals and families via a digital triage system.
My LA 711 as a Smart, Open-Source PlaHorm
• Acts as a real-time data laboratory integrating siloed data sources to enhance decisionmaking.
• Supports municipalities in enacting policies and responding to real-time needs.
• Connects government agencies with residents to tackle housing, employment, and health disparities.
• Features a Digital Doctor (DD) tool utilizing predictive analytics, NLP, and machine learning.
• Ensures compliance with ISO, SOC, FIPS 140-2, GDPR, and HIPAA for robust data security.
• Leverages Quantum Information Science (QIS) and AGI capabilities for deep insights and strategic planning.
PROJECT OVERVIEW AND REVIEW
Mission
A transformative OTT television network designed to enhance community engagement, provide data-driven insights, and support emergency response across Los Angeles County and California. This network has archived all of the CJF Community Convening this summer, and will feature interviews, and presentation of stakeholders-management by collecting detailed (video-data ) that featured visualization tools via townhall -style gatherings that were streamed live to venues who could not make the event in person. CJF Sizzle Reel
• Deliver free, accessible content with no membership fees.
• Be available across multiple streaming platforms (Roku, Apple TV, Samsung Smart TVs, Amazon Firestick).
• Provide real-time transcription in every language with a 0.7-second delay.
• Be housed within HartBeat Studios, 20932 Osborne Street, Canoga Park, CA 91303, eliminating construction or infrastructure costs.
Core Features & Deliverables
1. Data-Driven Content & Analytics
o Digital Twins of Los Angeles' nine Service Planning Areas (SPAs) to assess demographics, housing, health, and environmental risks.
o Prototypical Family Archetypes identifying unique needs of homeowners, renters, and unhoused individuals.
o Real-time reports & analytics for urban planners, social workers, and policymakers.
2. Emergency Alert System
o First Responder Notifications for earthquakes, wildfires, and extreme weather.
o Air & Water Quality Monitoring with real-time updates from environmental sensors.
3. Culturally Relevant Programming
o Language-Specific Channels (Spanish, Mandarin, Korean, Armenian, etc.).
o Free Cultural Events & Health Workshops covering mental health, chronic disease prevention, and nutrition.
o Career Development Programs for underserved communities, including mentorship for youth, neurodiverse individuals, and workers in transition.
4. Community Empowerment & Housing Initiatives
o Housing Triage & Reentry Assistance connecting the unhoused to resources and permanent housing opportunities.
o Public Housing Information for those seeking financial assistance and navigating application processes.
5. Interactive Features
o User-Generated Content encouraging residents to submit stories and highlight local issues.
o Voting & Surveys for real-time civic engagement and government feedback.
EQUITY: PROJECT PREDEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT BENEFIT
FOR DISINVESTED COMMUNITIES IN LA COUNTY
Completely Free with no paywalls or restrictions.
• Multi-Device Availability: Smart TVs, streaming devices, and mobile apps.
• Internet Protocol (IP) Delivery: Accessible through Wi-Fi and mobile networks.
Projected Outcomes
1. Community Engagement & Education
o Enhance civic participation by providing relevant local content.
o Improve public knowledge on housing, health, and emergency preparedness.
2. Policy & Decision Support
o Utilize AI-driven analytics for equitable resource distribution.
o Provide valuable insights for urban planners and community organizations.
3. Disaster Preparedness & Safety
o Strengthen emergency response and mitigate risks for vulnerable populations.
4. Economic Growth & Workforce Development
o Bridge employment gaps by offering career fairs, upskilling programs, and job placement assistance.
My 711 Los Angeles County, combined with the Connected Campus OTT Network, is a vital resource for residents and policymakers alike. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, AI-driven analytics, and interactive programming, this initiative will:
• Foster community resilience and engagement.
• Streamline access to vital public services.
• Enhance emergency response systems.
• Drive economic growth and workforce empowerment.
CLIMATE
Proposal for Promoting Zero Net Carbon Footprint and Green Technology for My 711 Los Angeles Broadcast
Introduction As part of our commitment to sustainability, this proposal outlines a plan to integrate green, clean technology into the production of a live podcast at Hart Beat Studios. The objective is to showcase the use of renewable energy sources, such as solar power, in media production while promoting zero net carbon footprint initiatives. The podcast will feature experts, advocates, workshops, and product placements to raise awareness and encourage the adoption of green technology.
Project Overview My 711 Los Angeles broadcast will be a monthly one-hour live podcast produced at Hart Beat Studios, powered by renewable energy sources. The production will serve as a case study for clean technology, demonstrating how media and entertainment can operate sustainably.
Objectives
1. Showcase Green Technology: Utilize solar energy to power the production, reducing carbon footprint.
2. Educate & Inspire: Feature industry experts, advocates, and workshops to inform the audience about the benefits of clean energy.
3. Promote Sustainable Products: Incorporate product placement of eco-friendly technologies and solutions.
4. Engage the Community: Provide an interactive platform for discussions on sustainability.
Implementation Plan
1. Infrastructure Setup
o Install solar panels to power podcast equipment and studio operations.
o Incorporate energy-efficient lighting and eco-friendly materials in the studio.
2. Content Development
o Schedule guest speakers, including environmental advocates, clean energy experts, and entrepreneurs.
o Organize workshops demonstrating green technology applications.
o Develop engaging content focusing on renewable energy, zero waste, and carbon neutrality.
3. Sponsorship & Partnerships
o Collaborate with green technology brands for sponsorship and product placements.
o Partner with sustainability organizations to expand outreach and credibility.
4. Marketing & Promotion
o Utilize social media and digital marketing strategies to reach a broader audience.
o Develop promotional materials emphasizing the eco-friendly aspects of the podcast.
o Engage with local communities and sustainability networks.
Expected Outcomes
• Increased awareness and adoption of green technology in media production.
• Strengthened partnerships with sustainability advocates and organizations.
• Enhanced visibility for eco-friendly brands and products.
• A successful case study demonstrating the feasibility of renewable energy-powered media production.
Conclusion This initiative aligns with global sustainability goals and highlights the potential for integrating renewable energy into the entertainment industry. By leading this effort, MY- 711 Los Angeles can set a precedent for green media production, inspiring broader adoption of clean technologies.
JOB EQUITY AND ACCESS
1. Executive Summary
• Overview of the initiative’s goals: Expanding job equity and access through registered apprenticeships in arts, media, and entertainment.
• Target populations: System-impacted individuals, neurodiverse candidates, single mothers, unhoused college students, and immigrants.
• Collaboration with key stakeholders: DIR, DAS, COYA, Department of Rehabilitation, community organizations, and employers.
2. Background and Need Statement
• Data on job inequities and workforce barriers for target populations.
• The impact of disinvestment in communities and the need for equitable access to creative industry careers.
• The role of registered apprenticeship programs in breaking employment barriers.
3. Program Design and Implementation
• Apprenticeship Framework
o Structure of registered apprenticeship programs (length, curriculum, training partners).
o Pre-apprenticeship pathways to ensure readiness.
• Industry Partnerships
o Collaboration with arts, media, and entertainment companies.
o Employer commitments for hiring apprentices.
• Wraparound Services
o Supportive services from Department of Rehabilitation (accommodations, counseling).
o Access to childcare, transportation, mental health services, and case management.
4. Funding Strategy
• Braiding Funding Streams
o California Opportunity Youth Apprenticeship (COYA) for youth-focused support.
o Department of Industrial Relations and DAS funding for program infrastructure.
o Department of Rehabilitation funding for disability accommodations and support services.
• Sustainability Plan
o Long-term funding strategies (grants, employer contributions, public-private partnerships).
5. Outcomes and Impact Measurement
• Key performance indicators (e.g., number of participants, retention rates, job placements).
• Long-term economic impact on participants and communities.
• Success stories and case studies to showcase program effectiveness.
6. Next Steps and Call to Action
• Timeline for implementation.
• Stakeholder engagement strategies.
• Policy recommendations for scaling and sustaining the program.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND COLLABORATION
Strategy to Engage a Consortium Between Private and Public Entities to Drive Social Impact in Disinvested Communities
I. Introduction This proposal outlines the design of a consortium between private and public entities that act as force multipliers for social good and impact in disinvested communities. By leveraging technology, connected applications, and a peer-to-peer social value analysis of media content produced by student apprentices, the initiative aims to create an apprenticeship ecosystem that fosters workforce equity and inclusion.
II. Objectives
• Establish a collaborative framework that connects career seekers with career makers (signatories) through a structured advocacy machine.
• Utilize digital platforms to assess and enhance the value of student-produced media within apprenticeship programs.
• Integrate a matchmaking system that aligns workforce candidates with industry leaders via news, interviews, and spotlight features.
• Develop predictive analytics and standards to address employment trends and meet the needs of Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) and Human Resource Directors.
• Ensure alignment with state and regional corporate registries such as the Southern California Minority Supplier Development Council, NAACP, and the Urban League.
III. Consortium Structure
1. Public-Private Partnership Model:
o Collaboration between government agencies, corporations, non-profits, and community organizations.
o Funding streams from industrial and apprenticeship development programs.
o Inclusion of wraparound services for workforce candidates with invisible disabilities, including system-impacted individuals, neurodiverse individuals, single mothers, unhoused college students, and immigrants.
2. Apprenticeship Ecosystem:
o Student apprentices engaged in arts, media, and entertainment programs.
o Production of media content that showcases success stories, career pathways, and industry insights.
o Peer-to-peer social analysis mechanisms to evaluate the impact and value of media projects.
o Student pre-apprentices and faculty will be augmented by our multi-core standards that feature AI, Machine learning, and Business fundamentals starting at the 9th grade and supported by an earn to learn payment and wrap around services through federal Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act funding, Customized Transitional Age Youth World Of Work programming (TAYWOW), and DigiTal Mentorship ©
3. Technology Integration:
o Development of a connected application to facilitate networking and career advancement.
o AI-driven matchmaking system connecting apprentices with industry leaders.
o Predictive analytics to assess workforce trends and optimize employment outcomes.
4. Advocacy & Community Engagement:
o Interviews with key stakeholders to highlight successful apprenticeship models.
o News features and trend analysis to provide insights into workforce challenges and solutions.
o Policy recommendations to strengthen workforce development initiatives.
IV. Implementation Strategy
• Phase 1: Consortium Formation & Stakeholder Engagement
o Identify and onboard key private and public partners.
o Develop governance structures and operational guidelines.
• Phase 2: Technology & Platform Development
o Build and deploy a digital matchmaking and apprenticeship tracking platform.
o Establish media production workflows for student apprentices.
• Phase 3: Program Rollout & Workforce Integration
o Launch advocacy campaigns and news features to drive engagement.
o Facilitate direct employer-apprentice connections through networking events.
o Implement predictive analytics to refine program effectiveness.
V. Expected Outcomes
• Increased access to career opportunities for underrepresented workforce candidates.
• Stronger connections between workforce talent and industry leaders.
• Enhanced visibility of apprenticeship programs through media and digital advocacy.
• Data-driven insights that inform policy and business strategies for workforce equity.
VI. This consortium represents a transformative approach to workforce development by merging digital innovation, public-private collaboration, and data-driven advocacy. By building an apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship ecosystem that uplifts disinvested communities, we can drive meaningful social impact while meeting industry workforce needs through our partners below. Some are letters of agreement, letters of support, and our 3 Vlogs curating historical coverage and proof of principle/press credentials
Partnership Consortium
VYRE NETWORK
VYRE TV
VYRE NETWORK LETTER
CALIFORNIA JOBS FIRST (5) CONVENINGS
HARTBEAT STUDIOS
DELETE THE DIVIDE
DELETE THE DIVIDE EXPERIENCE
LA TIMES
UCLA MEMES
KEVIN HART
JEFF THOMPSON
JAY TUCKER
JAY TUCKER LETTER
UCLA TV/FILM
JEFF BURKE LETTER
SOUTHBAY WORKFORCE DEV. BOARD
CAL STATE UNIV ENTERTAINMENT BOARD LETTER
CSUN MENTORHIP ACCCREDIATION
DAMON HALEY
DIGITAL MENTOR
MICROSOFT
GRID ALTERNATIVE LETTER
SOLA FOUNDATION
SOLA FOUNDATION WILDFIRE RELIEF PARTNERSHIP
CSUEA
GREEN/BLUE ECONOMY REPORT
AME INSTITUETE
BROWNBAG TV
BRANDON LAMAR, NAACP PRESIDENT PASADENA
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
TED LAI APPLE EDUCATION PARTNER FOR DAKAR
TED LAI, APPLE ED.
APPLE EDUCATION
TEC LEIMERT
TED MILNER
BROTHERHOOD CRUSADE
LAEDC DIGITAL MEDIA ENTERTAINMENT COUNCIL
SONY DMPC
ARTS MEDIA ENTERTAINMENT INSTITUTE
SHERLETT NEWBILL LAUSD DISTRICT 1
LAUSD, BLACK STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT VENDOR
BROWNBAGTV PODCAST/STATE OF CALIFORNIA INTERVIEW
HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL BLACK STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT PROJECT
FMWC
FAML
COMPTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
ACCELERATED RADIO
LOS ANGELES COUNTY EMPOWERING TECH COVERAGE
BIZFED INSTITUTE
NATIONAL APPRENTICESHIP WEEK
NIKON/RED CAMERA
LA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNTIY COVERAGE
LA CITY MAYOR BUSINESS SUMMIT COVERAGE
ASSOCIATION COMPUTER MACHINERY
LA 28 PROJECT
FAIR CHANCE PROJECT
DIGITAL PATHWAY INITIATIVE MASTERPLAN
https://vimeo.com/30256977
https://youtu.be/FhgKe40YnJs?si=_uivFWJDKANxQGoC
https://youtu.be/s_osip6wPgA?si=0IcosB-lcAa3g9KS
The creative economy is at a pivotal moment, with new opportunities emerging for job creation and economic growth, particularly in Hollywood as the media-entertainment and technology industries continue to evolve, there is a growing need for a workforce that is not only skilled and digitally literate but also diverse and inclusive. Recognizing this, the Buffalo Soldiers Educational (BSEF). Foundation and the Dakar Foundation (Dakar) are joining forces to create a digital Center of Excellence for the Creative Economy.
This partnership aims to provide a robust platform for students and residents of Los Angeles County to gain the skills and insights needed to thrive in the ever-changing creative landscape. The collaboration between BSEF +Dakar would form a powerful synergy to digital twin the assets and the oral history of an era gone by.