Museum of Social Justice, Los Angeles

About Museum of Social Justice

The Museum of Social Justice in Los Angeles presents revolving exhibitions that examine the city's history and social change through the perspectives of poor communities, minorities, and other marginalized groups. Visitors explore thematic displays that feature artwork, photographs, and historical materials examining pivotal moments and movements in social history. The museum hosts public programs and educational initiatives designed to engage audiences with these narratives. Past exhibitions have included Comrade Sisters: Women of the Black Panther Party, which featured photographs and historical documentation of women's roles within the organization. Upcoming exhibitions explore contemporary social issues, including child separation and detention. The museum is located at 115 Paseo de la Plaza in Los Angeles, within the historic La Plaza area. The space combines exhibition galleries with interactive elements such as tables with printed imagery and murals, creating an immersive environment for learning about social justice movements and their lasting impact on Los Angeles communities.