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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

With the help of simulation technology and a unique research partnership, UVA student-athletes put their lived experience and academic knowledge to use supporting a youth football program in Los Angeles.

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

Keith Parker, Director of Project Fatherhood with Children's Institute, is the Los Angeles Rams' fourth "pLAymaker" honoree of 2023 for his work helping give fathers who grew up facing adversity are provided the tools they need to become the best parent possible.

This season, the Rams will provide Nonye Ikeanyi from Charles R. Drew University with a one-month clinical rotation working with the team's Vice President of Sports Medicine and Performance Reggie Scott and his staff.

The Los Angeles Rams joined forces with Cedars-Sinai to provide free medical physical exams to select Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) varsity high school boys tackle and girls' flag football players.

Rams Vice President of Sports Medicine and Performance Reggie Scott and Director of Government Affairs Maria Camacho are headed to Sacramento to continue the push to get California high school athletic trainers properly licensed and certified.

Los Angeles Rams All-Pro defensive lineman and Super Bowl LVI Champion Aaron Donald hosted a free, coed football camp for more than 200 local youth in grades 2-8 at Mervyn M. Dymally High School, where the Watts Rams play their home games.

The Rams supported the Business of Student Success (BOSS) program as they culminated their sixth year mentoring young men throughout the Southern California region.

The second annual Black Sports Business Symposium (BSBS), powered by ESPN, was held April 13-15 in Atlanta, GA, at the Mercedes Benz Stadium.

The Los Angeles Rams partnered with CalHOPE to host an NFL PLAY 60 Field Day for more than 560 Brookside Elementary School students (grades K-5).

In partnership with Health Net and Shoes That Fit, the Los Angeles Rams hosted a PLAY 60 Field Day, shoe giveaway, and health screenings for more than 300 students (grades K-5) at Bennett-Kew Elementary School in Inglewood, CA.

Robert Lewis of the Black Cooperative Impact Fund is the Los Angeles Rams' third "pLAymaker" honoree of 2023 for his work combating the racial wealth gap by investing in Black-owned businesses.

In celebration of Women's History Month, the Los Angeles Rams hosted nine girls' flag football clinics for local elementary, middle and high school students.

The Los Angeles Rams hosted the inaugural High School All-Star Experience 7-on-7 flag football tournament in partnership with Nike at the team's practice facility.

Debbie Decker of the West Valley Food Pantry is the Los Angeles Rams' second "pLAymaker" honoree of 2023 for her work helping combat food insecurity in the area.

In celebration of Read Across America Day and in continuation of Rams Readers literacy program, the Los Angeles Rams visited three local elementary schools to read to students as part of the team's March Staff Day of Service.

In continuation of the Los Angeles Rams' virtual Mental Health Series in strategic partnership with EVERFI from Blackbaud, and to culminate the team's Black History Month efforts, the team hosted a "Kingfish: The Story of Kenny Washington Speaker Series" webinar for thousands of students throughout the 32 NFL markets.

The Los Angeles Rams are piloting Youth & High School Performance Football Camps to provide fans across Southern California the opportunity to learn the game of football and hone their skills with the Rams.

The Rams partnered with the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) to launch a 4-month career panel series for more than 3,000 juniors and seniors from six schools throughout the four LAUSD regions – North, East, West and South.

Short Film "Redefined" created by Rams Studios in Collaboration with Bank of America and Anti-Recidivism Coalition, spotlights Fellows Juan Camacho and Kenzo Sohoue .

The Los Angeles Rams are throwing their support behind recently-introduced bill AB 796 in California, which would require high school athletic trainers to receive proper certification.

Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders, mascot Rampage and members of the Rams front office staff participated in several joint initiatives with the Sydney Swans to celebrate World Pride in Sydney, Australia.

The Los Angeles Rams Pathways to Success Mentorship Program aims to support the professional development of local high school students & expose them to the inner workings of the sports industry.

The Los Angeles Rams and Chargers hosted the LA Girls Flag Football League of Champions Super Bowl, supported by USA Football and Nike, and fueled by Gatorade, to culminate the second season of the girls flag league.

In partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, the Los Angeles Rams, Albertsons/Vons/Pavilions and Pepsi hosted food distributions for individuals battling food insecurity at Santa Ana College and Cerritos College.

Through the Rams House for the Holidays initiative the Los Angeles Rams were able to raise more than 2,500 tickets for schools and non-profit organizations that attended the Christmas Day game at SoFi Stadium.

Rams linebacker Bobby Wagner gave back recently with a "generous donation" to Southern California-based Time For Change Foundation, which aims to "empower disenfranchised families transitioning from homelessness and recidivism."

100 Children Attend Challengers Clubhouse Field Unveiling – with Andrew Whitworth, Rams Cheerleaders and Rampage Joining Ribbon-Cutting Celebration

El receptor abierto de los Rams y especialista en devoluciones, Brandon Powell, trató a los niños de Boys and Girls Clubes del condado de Broward, a los que solía ir cuando era niño - a una proyección de "Avatar: The Way of Water."

Kevin Burton – also known as DJ "Kevvy Kev" – had to find a new source of income when the pandemic shut down clubs, and by extension DJ gigs. His solution: Pineapple Express food truck.

Rams wide receiver and return specialist Brandon Powell on Wednesday treated kids from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Broward County – which he used to go to as kid – to a screening of "Avatar: The Way of Water."

Founded by the late Woody Phillips, son Rodney Phillips continues to operate Woody's Bar-B-Que and carry on the restaurant's legacy with help from his own son, too.

In partnership with Albertsons/Vons/Pavilions, Pepsi and The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, the Rams hosted a large-scale, walk-up food distribution at Ted Watkins Memorial Park in Watts.

Rams Recognized Stix at Week 16 Inspire Change Game at SoFi Stadium

Another one of the Black-owned businesses that has visited the Rams' training facility in Thousand Oaks throughout the regular season, Billionaire Burger Boyz was the creation of executive chef Derrick Bivens' appetite for the food it serves.

One of the Black-owned businesses that has visited the Rams' training facility in Thousand Oaks throughout the 2022 regular season, Nay's Tacos has served Inglewood for many years.

Bill Bracken of Bracken's Kitchen has been recognized as the Rams' 13th pLAymaker honoree for his work addressing food insecurity in Orange County and beyond.

To kick off the Los Angeles Rams sixth annual Community Blitz days of service, the team partnered with Nickelodeon, to host a shopping spree at Walmart for more than 100 children (ages 5-14) served by The Salvation Army.

Meals featured Don Lee frozen chicken, oranges, potatoes, a shelf stable kit, La Brea Bakery bread and coupons for Meat District Premium Burger Patties

Marcie Gilbert of Calibrate is the Rams' 12th pLAymaker honoree for her work helping transform the lives of youth from undeserved communities.

In partnership with Food Share of Ventura County, Albertsons, Vons, Pavilions and Pepsi, Los Angeles Rams and tight end Tyler Higbee hosted a Thanksgiving drive-thru food distribution for families in need at College Park in Oxnard.

Leading up to Thanksgiving, more than 150 Watts Rams youth football players visited the Los Angeles Rams' practice facility for a 'Ramsgiving' meal with the Rams rookies.

The Los Angeles Rams supported the annual A Place Called Home (APCH) Thanksgiving meal service and turkey distribution for community members in South Central Los Angeles.

Chailen August of City Year Los Angeles is the Rams' 11th pLAymaker honoree for his work in the education field helping create environments where students succeed.

On November 19, Rams staff, Cheerleaders and Rampage supported Earvin "Magic" Johnson's annual Holiday Hope drive-through community engagement event at Magic Johnson Park.

Fans Can Vote for Rams High School Coach of the Year at therams.com/coachoftheyear

Considered one of the league's most prestigious honors, the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide recognizes an NFL player for outstanding community service activities off the field, as well as excellence on the field.

Rams quarterbacks coach/pass game coordinator Zac Robinson's close connection to Dementia has him supporting Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration as part of this year's My Cause My Cleats.

Los jugadores de Los Ángeles Rams crearán conciencia sobre causas benéficas como parte de la campaña My Cause My Cleats de la NFL cuando el equipo reciba a los Seattle Seahawks en el SoFi Stadium el domingo 4 de diciembre.

Clayton Frech of Angel City Sports is the Rams' 10th pLAYmaker honoree for his work providing Adapative and Paralympic sports programming to the Los Angeles area.

The Los Angeles Rams and Rams Legend Andrew Whitworth joined fans to celebrate United Way's 100 years of service and combat homelessness in Los Angeles with the second annual WalkUnitedLA at SoFi Stadium.

Eligible non-profits to receive tickets include the Boys & Girls Club of Metro LA, Brotherhood Crusade, A Place Called Home, Heart of Los Angeles, Operation Progress and Anti-Recidivism Coalition

Rams safety Quentin Lake discusses why he chose Sickle Cell Disease Foundation for My Cause My Cleats 2022.

Players and coaches across the league to wear custom cleats reflecting their commitment to charitable causes and organizations during Week 13. Fans can visit TheRams.com/MyCauseMyCleats to view cleats and causes.

Naomi McSwain of the Wooten Center is the Rams' ninth 'pLAymaker' honoree for her work helping foster an environment where youths can thrive academically and as citizens.

Rams Tight End Tyler Higbee will assist with regional efforts to address food insecurity

In partnership with Bob Hope USO, Rams offensive tackle AJ Arcuri, cornerback Derion Kendrick, running back Kyren Williams and tight end Roger Carter Jr. joined Rams Cheerleaders and Rampage to deliver Operation Gratitude care packages to more than 150 U.S. Coast Guardsmen at the Los Angeles/Long Beach base.

The distribution will feature appearances from ASAS-LA representatives, Rams Legends, Rams Cheerleaders and mascot Rampage

The Los Angeles Rams hosted their first NFL PLAY 60 Field Day of the season at Oak Hills Elementary School for 450 kindergarten through 5th grade students.