The accrediting commission that is threatening to shut down California’s largest community college has been called into question by students, teachers and members of the faculty union, and a court will now decide on its legitimacy.
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CCSF: Acciones comunitarias dan victorias parciales a escuela
La comisión de acreditación que está amenazando con cerrar el mayor colegio comunitario de California ha sido cuestionada por los estudiantes, profesores y miembros del sindicato de la facultad, y ahora un tribunal decidirá su legitimidad.
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Little Baobab: Nearly four months after fire, future remains uncertain
Little Baobab, a small, quirky restaurant and nightclub on 19th between Mission and Capp streets—marked by its blue and yellow facade, Caribbean fare, hibiscus juice cocktails, and eclectic fusion of music—created a hot, vibrant box of dancing fun that drew a line out the door on a weekly basis.
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Violent deaths: ‘Circle of Healing for the Soul’ helps overcome losses
George Jurand pointed towards a mosaic of posters. “There are many more,” he said. He spoke of the homicide notices distributed by the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD), that show photos of the victims.
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Instituto familiar de la raza Hope and Healing Concert
La Bohemia productions and SFJAZZ present Kevin Johansen, one of today’s most fun, deep, playful, smart and thoughtful artists in Latino singer-songwriter music, performing at the SFJAZZ Center for the 35th anniversary of Instituto Familiar de la Raza. This concert is part of the Hope and Healing Concert Series benefiting IFR. David Aguilar will be […]
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Bay Area artists: an invitation
An invitation to Bay Area artists to stop, see, feel and explore the environment, to understand the process of being in a physical or mental place, and develop a new language. Migration, intervention, documentation, visual thinking and interpretation of family and societal dreams, are some of the points of departure of this unique exhibit featuring […]
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Lila Downs
2013 Grammy winner Lila Downs and her phenomenal band bring a dramatic, unforgettable reinvention of traditional Mexican music and original compositions fused with blues, jazz, soul, African root, and even klezmer, all supporting her soaring voice. Downs is not afraid to shake things up with a cumbia rock, beat-poet style rap, or even the chirps […]
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Transforming Art into Action & Standing Up for Human Rights
Art Auction ’13 is a live & silent art auction to benefit the work of San Francisco’s Coalition on Homelessness
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Bullying practices threaten small businesses on 24th Street
Librería San Pedro and G.G. Tukuy Indigenous Arts and Crafts store at 24th and Florida streets may be the latest targets in what seems to be a pattern of prospectors threatening to evict mom-and-pop businesses on 24th Street.
