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Cinder Eller Kimbell, founder of The Glass Slipper Foundation, is the Rams' second pLAymaker honoree of 2024 for her work mentoring young boys and girls in the community. 

TheRams.com's Women's History Month Staff Showcase series wraps up with Stadium Operations Coordinator Zhanee Simpson.

TheRams.com closes out this year's Black History Month Staff Showcases with Associate Manager of High School Football Ghalee Wadood. 

Los Angeles Rams Director of Social Justice and Football Development Johnathan Franklin shares how he can use his job to progress social justice in this excerpt from the NFL's Keep Pushin' film.

The Los Angeles Rams, It's Bigger Than Us, Pepsi, LA Regional Food Bank join forces to address food & nutrition insecurity

George Weaver, Trauma-Informed Youth Development Career Readiness Instructor for Brotherhood Crusade, is the Rams' first pLAymaker honoree of 2024 for his grassroots work helping youth. 

TheRams.com continues this year's Black History Month Staff Showcases with Jesse Thomas of the Corporate Partnerships team. 

The Los Angeles Rams Black History Month celebration honors Kenny Washington's jersey number at "Threaded Through History" exhibit experience in partnership with The Kinsey Collection at SoFi Stadium.

The Los Angeles Rams hosted the unveiling of an authentic Kenny Washington jersey and art exhibition on Tuesday, February 13 at SoFi Stadium in recognition of Black History Month.

In collaboration with the Kinsey Collection, the Los Angeles Rams — represented by Rams legend Steven Jackson, COO Kevin Demoff & more — proudly presented the 'Threaded Through History' exhibit at SoFi Stadium. Take a look through photos from the event that unveiled a replica Kenny Washington jersey and featured engaging discussions in honor of Black History Month.

TheRams.com continues this year's Black History Month Staff Showcases with Associate Manager of Communications Tyanna James. 

TheRams.com kicks off this year's Black History Month Staff Showcases with Equipment Assistant Antuan Ivory. 

Established by the NFL last season, the award recognizes individuals who are making a difference in their communities through social justice work

The AMAAD Institute Executive Director Gerald Garth is the Rams' 13th pLAymaker honoree of 2023 for his work helping provide recovery support and other programs and services for Black and Brown communities. 

Natalie Goodliffe, Associated Student Government Executive Of Clubs at Los Angeles City College, is the Rams' 12th pLAymaker honoree of 2023 for her work helping provide free clothing resources for LACC students. 

EST College Access Program Executive Director Greg Delahoussaye and Program Director Dr. Yasmin Delahoussaye have been recognized as the Rams' 11th pLAymaker of 2023 for their work helping foster and low-income youth achieve their college dreams.

U.S. Navy Veteran Thomas Woods, Volunteer & Veteran Activities Coordinator at U.S.VETS' Inglewood location, is the Rams' 10th pLAymaker honoree of 2023 for his commitment to serving those who have served their country. 

Yumi Kawasaki, Principal of Edwin Markham Middle School in Watts, is the Rams' ninth pLAymaker honoree for her work supporting the school and its students. 

Officer Joe Quezada, head coach of the Lincoln Rams 14U football team, is the Los Angeles Rams' eighth pLAymaker honoree of 2023 for his work with the program. 

Dr. Martita Martinez-Bravo, Executive Director of Friends of Fieldworkers, is the Rams' seventh pLAymaker honoree of 2023 for her work supporting families of farmworkers in Ventura County. 

Tyrone Nance, President and Founder of Its Bigger Than Us, is the Los Angeles Rams' sixth playmaker honoree of 2023 for his work empowering vulnerable minority communities. 

Michelle Fuentes-Miranda of the Alliance for Community Empowerment is the Los Angeles Rams' fifth "pLAymaker" honoree of 2023 for her work empowering marginalized communities. 

Watch as Los Angeles Rams rookies Jason Taylor II and Kobie Turner, and Rams staff members talk about what Juneteenth means to them as they help paint a new mural at Washington Prep High School.

The fellowship is a continuation of the team's efforts to strengthen the NFL's diverse talent and provides experience to outstanding coaches from different backgrounds

DJ Javier discusses the opportunity to collaborate with the Rams on a project that connects to his roots and community.