Filipino Media, Community and Education in Los Angeles

Los Angeles community organization promoting the arts, culture and traditions of Igorot people from the Philippine Cordillera. It provides social support and organizes cultural gatherings, including the Igorot International Consultation.

The Eagle Rock Tagalog congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses meets in Los Angeles. It holds weekly Bible-based meetings in Tagalog at a Kingdom Hall.

Los Angeles nonprofit supporting Filipino-American artists and culture bearers through festivals, arts education and advocacy. It produces the Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture (FPAC).

Los Angeles nonprofit supporting Filipino-American stories and people working in entertainment through education, community events and mentorship. It organizes the FilAm Creative Film Festival.

Filipino-American business chamber based in Encino, Los Angeles. It supports entrepreneurs through business development, networking and partnerships with community organizations.

Los Angeles nonprofit orchestra celebrating Filipino musical heritage and supporting music education. Its education program includes youth string ensembles, a junior orchestra and vocal workshops.

The Eagle Rock congregation of Iglesia ni Cristo meets at its chapel in Los Angeles. It is part of the Philippine-founded church’s Los Angeles County ecclesiastical district.

The Glendale congregation of Iglesia ni Cristo currently meets at the Eagle Rock chapel in Los Angeles. It is a distinct congregation in the church’s Los Angeles County ecclesiastical district.

The Los Angeles congregation of Iglesia ni Cristo holds worship services in Los Angeles. It belongs to the Philippine-founded church’s Los Angeles County ecclesiastical district.

The Northridge congregation of Iglesia ni Cristo currently meets at the North Hollywood chapel in Panorama City, Los Angeles. It is a distinct congregation in the church’s Los Angeles County ecclesiastical district.

The San Fernando Valley congregation of Iglesia ni Cristo currently meets at the North Hollywood chapel in Panorama City, Los Angeles. It is a distinct congregation in the church’s Los Angeles County ecclesiastical district.

The Woodland Hills congregation of Iglesia ni Cristo meets at the Best Western Canoga Park venue in Los Angeles. It is part of the Philippine-founded church’s Los Angeles County ecclesiastical district.

Los Angeles Philippine folk arts organization connecting generations through dance, music and song. It offers workshops, performances and guidance on Philippine cultural arts.

Los Angeles ensemble of Filipino-American dancers, musicians and performing artists. Malaya offers public and private performances, weekly music and dance classes, and cultural education.

One Down is a Los Angeles-based media company co-founded by Leo Albea and Kristine de los Santos. It produces videos and editorial content about Filipino-American experiences and works with brands on culturally focused campaigns.

Grassroots nonprofit in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles, organizing low-wage and immigrant Pilipinx communities. Its work includes worker advocacy, community leadership, services and cultural activities.

Community nonprofit in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles, offering youth cultural education and leadership development, health and social services, and community economic development support.

Filipino-founded community arts organization in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles. Sunday Jump runs an open mic series and arts gatherings that provide space for marginalized voices and storytelling.

This Filipino American Life is a Los Angeles-based podcast exploring Filipino experiences in the United States. Hosts Joseph Bernardo, Ryan Carpio, Elaine Dolalas and Michael Nailat discuss culture, identity and community life with guests.