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"Not One More" Installation at SOMarts |
Curators,
LULU MATUTE and FALLON YOUNG join us to speak about
Not One More, an altar in the Visions at Twight: Dia de los Muertos 2014 at SOMarts through Nov. 8 in San Francisco.
Not One More
is dedicated to victims of police brutality and state sanctioned
violence. After moving to the Bay Area from Chicago, Lulu began
advocating for education equity in California Community Colleges to
improve college completion and transfer rates amongst students of color.
As a member of the Alive and Free program in San Francisco, Lulu works
to combat the disease of violence by addressing anger, fear and pain on
the individual level as well as in communities. She joined the
#BlackLivesMatters ride to Ferguson and #FergusonOctober to protest for
justice with the people of Ferguson. Fallon Young coordinates outreach
efforts and serves as the social media voice of SOMArts Cultural Center
in her role as Director of Communications & Community Engagement.
Visit
http://www.somarts.org/ or call 415-863-1414.
MICHAEL SMITH,
founder/president of the American Indian Film Institute (AIFI), joins
us to talk about the 39th Annual AIFF Nov. 1-9, in San Francisco. Visit
http://aifisf.com/2014-american-indian-film-festival/
KAREN JO KOONAN
who has been active in the National Lawyers Guild since early 1969,
serving on local and national executive boards and was national president, the first non-lawyer to hold that position in the Guild's 75-year history, joins us to talk about a recent trip to Palestine (May '14), hosted by
Addameer, a West Bank organization dealing with the huge issue
of political prisoners being held by Israeli authorities.
Sahar Francis,
General Director of Ramallah-based Addameer Prisoner-Support and Human
Rights Association is speaking Mon., Nov. 3, 5:30-8 p.m. at UC Hastings
School of Law, 100 McAllister in San Francisco. Visit
www.nlgsf.org to RSVP.
Link to show:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/wandas-picks/2014/10/31/wandas-picks-radio-show-american-indian-film-fest
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