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New Report Impugns Texas Oil Companies Funding CA Prop 23

by Matthew Roth
Aug 10, 2010

 

The fight against Proposition 23 got testy today as San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom called out Valero and Tesoro, the Texas oil companies spending the lion's share of the money for Prop 23.

A nuanced take on juvenile justice

by Rina Palta
Aug 09, 2010

 

The Ella Baker Center for Human Rights premiered this movie a couple weeks ago and it's now available online.

Jakada Imani on Childhood Matters Radio Show

by Xan West
Aug 08, 2010

 

Recently Oakland has been in the news pertaining eruptions of civil disobedience which involved youth. Yet little news coverage has reflected on the root causes of widespread inner-city anger in under-served communities.

Learning From Our Mistakes Premiere

Jul 20, 2010

 

Sumayyah Waheed talks about the world premiere of Learning From Our Mistakes on KPFA Morning show.

Time to “learn from our mistakes”: new film on youth prisons

by Sumayyah Waheed
Jul 19, 2010

 

Ella Baker Center's new film highlights juvenile justice models that give kids a fighting chance to get back on track. Premieres Tuesday in Oakland.

Oakland violence spurs teens to independent research, discoveries

by Sean Maher
Jul 18, 2010

 

The Heal the Streets fellowship demanded the students decide for themselves what issues to tackle and how to tackle them.

Jakada Imani on Rachel Maddow

MSNBC
Jul 13, 2010

 

Ella Baker Center's Executive Director Jakada Imani shares his perspective on the MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Show in the aftermath of Johannes Mehserle's manslaughter conviction for shooting Oscar Grant.

Federal Justice for Oscar Grant

Jul 13, 2010

 

Meredith Fenton urges federal prosecution of Mesherly and two other former Bart officers for their crimes against Oscar Grant.

Workers Advocate for California's Green Economy

by Seth Sandronsky
Jul 04, 2010

 

The Ella Baker Center organized green collar workers to illustrate the significance of AB 32.

BART case: As Oakland awaits Mehserle verdict, a push for peace

by Daniel B. Wood
Jul 02, 2010

 

Oakland community groups are educating young people about the justice system and the ill effects of rioting in the lead-up to a verdict in the trial of a white former transit police officer accused of murdering a black passenger.

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