The past few years have seen many entertainment workers questioning whether it’s sustainable to stay in the business in L.A. And despite pushes for more incentives and #StayinLA efforts, there’s no clear turnaround in sight.
Take Monica Tracey. The former production manager for NBC and The Asylum recently completed a five-day intensive training program with Los Angeles Unhoused Response Academy, or LAURA — and is already putting her problem-solving experience to work with a street medicine organization.
With over 75,000 unhoused people in Los Angeles County alone, the situation remains dire, and it’s proved very challenging to find enough case managers and housing navigators to help unhoused
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