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In celebration of Black History Month, Alameda County Supervisor Keith Carson and other community leaders hosted the 2nd Annual African American Organizations Making Connections “Strategies and Outcomes for Our Black Community” event on Saturday.
> moreNew Laws Promise Funds for Underserved Communities from Cap-and-Trade Program.
> moreOn the next Your Call, we’re speaking with the winners of the Ella Baker Center’s “2012 Ellas.”
> moreJustice for Families and the DataCenter will release a new research report, Families Unlocking Futures: Solutions to the Crisis in Juvenile Justice.
> moreBills on Governor’s Desk Would Authorize Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Investments to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Disadvantaged Communities
> moreWe are deeply concerned for the residents of Richmond California following the fire at Richmond Chevron Refinery.
> moreAward winning Ella Baker Center for Human Rights hosts annual ceremony in Oakland featuring live music, food, and special guests.
> moreThe East Bay Express talks with the Ella Baker Center's Rhina Ramos about the alarming number of Oakland Cops who live outside the city of Oakland and the effect it has on community and residents.
> moreWith the passage of Wednesday budget, the state stands to save hundreds of millions of dollars — and save juveniles in the state's youth correctional system years of incarceration. The Ella Baker Center has worked tirelessly for the past few years to bring an end to this harmful practice. KPCC's Rina Palta talks with Sumayyah Waheed of the Ella Baker Center about this important victory.
> moreMore than 500 volunteers threw down at projects across Oakland in the morning helping our Town thrive by gardening, picking up litter, creating art, doing community outreach, and feeding hungry folks.
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