Our unhoused community members deserve compassion, dignity, and respect, during the World Cup and every day. Everyone in LA County should be treated fairly and humanely, regardless of housing status. If you witness unfair treatment or need support services for yourself or someone else, call 211 for help.

Our communities are strongest when people can gather without fear and celebrate their cultures proudly, especially through the spirit of the World Cup and the love for soccer. If you or someone you know experiences hate or discrimination, immigrant or worker rights violations, or human trafficking this World Cup season, call 211 for help.

Off the field, we're one team. ​As fans from around the globe come together, let’s celebrate what unites us and show that hate has no place in Los Angeles. ¡El odio no tiene lugar en Los Ángeles! 💙 Call 211 or visit LAvsHate.org to report hate or discrimination in LA County.

As we welcome communities and visitors from around the world during this World Cup season, we are committed to upholding the values that make LA County strong. Everyone deserves to feel safe celebrating their culture, identity, language, and traditions — free from hate, harassment, or discrimination. No matter where you come from or who you support, your rights matter. If you experience or witness hate or discrimination, support is available. Get help by reaching out to LA vs Hate by calling 211 or visiting LAvsHate.org to access community resources.

Immigrant rights are protected in LA County! As the world comes together through soccer and celebration, we reaffirm that every person, regardless of immigration status, language, or country of origin, deserves to feel safe, respected, and free from hate and discrimination. Reach out to 211 or LAvsHate.org for help if you experience or witness immigrant rights violations.

The World Cup is coming to LA County and we’re going to do what we do best: show up for one another. As fans from around the world gather together to celebrate the beautiful game, let’s make this season about connection, culture, and community care. Here’s your reminder to check on your neighbors, celebrate respectfully, and stand up against hate when you see it. If you see or experience an act of hate during the World Cup, you can get help by calling 211 or visiting LAvsHate.org.

Every worker deserves dignity, fair treatment, and safe working conditions. During the excitement of the World Cup, let’s continue protecting the rights of workers who help keep our communities running. If you experience or witness workers’ rights violations, support is available by calling 211.

Human trafficking has no place in our communities. As LA County welcomes the world through the World Cup, we all have a role in looking out for one another and recognizing signs of exploitation or abuse. If you or someone you know needs help or support, call 211 for support services and resources.