Museum of Social Justice, Los Angeles

About Museum of Social Justice

The Museum of Social Justice in Los Angeles presents revolving exhibitions that explore the city's history and social change from the perspectives of poor, minority, and marginalized communities. Visitors encounter interactive displays and visual installations, such as tables with printed images of women's faces surrounded by colorful pillows, alongside black and white murals depicting people and trees. The museum hosts public programs and educational initiatives designed to engage visitors with social justice principles and the histories of social movements. Current and recent exhibitions have included "UAC: The Never Again Now," which addresses child separation, detention, and resistance, curated by Oscar Magallanes. The museum also organizes community gatherings and annual events like the Tardeada celebration at the historic Pico House, offering opportunities for visitors to connect with exhibitions and meet other community members interested in social justice advocacy and education.