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PODCAST | Heal The Streets
Technology seems to surround us these days…and younger folks are even more likely to be spending hours of their energy online. But what if teens could channel that energy into activism?
Updated on May 1, 2010
Activist discusses human rights violations in Colombia
After her father was killed by Colombian paramilitary forces, activist Bella Henriquez began promoting diplomacy as a means of peace for her country.
Updated on November 6, 2009
Day of the Dead a colorful celebration of lost loved ones
Video of "Dias De Los Muertos." Filmed and edited by Kate Ruprecht and Melodie Miu. In an annual celebration of cultural and spiritual heritage, tens of thousands of people flocked to Oakland’s Fruitvale district for its annual Dia de los Muertos festival.
Updated on November 5, 2009
Community spirit alive at local Fruitvale ice cream shop
Tucked in the corner of the Fruitvale Village Market complex, a former Masonic Temple, sits Nieves Cinco de Mayo. Inconspicuous amongst neighboring shops, a culinary rainbow of ice cream flavor awaits
Updated on October 12, 2009
Students learn street protest theater
As part of Latina Heritage Month, Mills College students welcomed San Juan Bautista’s Teatro Campsino, a non-profit Mexican Heritage Performing Arts Program, to learn about street protest theater.
Updated on September 25, 2009
Cuba photo exhibit opens at Art Museum
Mujeres Unidas hosted the opening reception of Mills College trustee Vivian Stephenson’s photo exhibit Cuba: Beauty and Decay to a diverse crowd on Sept. 3.
Updated on September 15, 2009
BWC sponsors dance crew competition
Bay Area’s Best Dance Crew: Dance Through the Ages, hosted by the Black Women’s Collective (BWC) on Feb. 12, brought the Mills and Oakland communities together in the crowded 250-seat theater of Lisser Hall.
Bay Area’s Best Dance Crew was hosted by senior Trevina Caldwell, a member of BWC.
Updated on March 2, 2009
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