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Sister Makinya's Headstone Inscription Fund
Sister Makinya Sibeko-Kouate was a brilliant and powerful educator who, among her many accomplishments, was responsible for spreading the concept of the community Kwanzaa throughout the Bay Area and in ... -
a Graphic Novelist Follows the Bouncing Ball at Bishop O'Dowd
Posted April 6, 2020 from The New York Times — Review by Jerry Craft — Like “American Born Chinese” — his groundbreaking 2006 Y.A. debut, and the first graphic novel to ... -
Victor McElhaney Memorial Fund
Donations are being collected here in honor of Victor McElhaney, age 21, who was tragically killed in an apparent robbery attempt at a convenience store near the USC campus. To ... -
Phil Hutchings Virtual Rent Party 2019
We are raising funds to help Phil Hutchings pay his rent and bills in 2019, as we continue to apply for affordable housing. Phil has been diagnosed with Parkinson's and ... -
History and Imagination Drive Singer Zena Carlota’s Afro-Folk Sound
Posted May 17, 2018 from KQED When Zena Carlota first heard the kora, a traditional 21-string harp from West Africa, she had no idea which instrument could possibly make such ... -
Attorney John Burris Mentors Youth
Oakland Civil Rights Attorney John Burris is known for his high profile courtroom battles but another passion is mentoring youth. Originally aired February 14, 2018 on KTVU Click here to ... -
Sunday Jazz With Yancie Taylor
Join us this week with special guest vocalist Vivian Lee Sunday, April 1st Geoffrey's Inner Circle 410 14th Street in downtown Oakland From 6 pm to 10 pm $10 Cover Plus $10 extra ...
