A longstanding initiative with roots in our working groups, Healthy Markets LA (formerly Healthy Neighborhood Market Network) partners with neighborhood market and corner store owners to increase access to healthy food and provide support with business development. We focus our work in South L.A. and the Northeast San Fernando Valley where redlining and disinvestment have led to low access to fresh, whole foods and produce. Low-income communities in Los Angeles have on average three times as many corner stores as affluent neighborhoods, moreover, low-income communities only have half as many full-service grocery stores. Healthy Markets L.A. leverages the important role of small corner stores and provides material investments, Healthy Retail Bootcamp workshops, and one-on-one services to store owners resulting in increased healthy food and fresh produce inventory, store infrastructure improvements, and enhanced business operations.