“We are Aguas Migrantes, an artist collective based in the Bay Area and founded in 2015 by two queer migrant artist-educators, Samuel Cortez and Vreni Michelini Castillo, strengthened and led by artists Onyinye Alheri, Ana Gloria Bedolla, Plinio Hernandez and Alejandra Pérez. The mission of Aguas Migrantes is to connect artists to our communities through art by learning about the migration… Read More
Rafiki Colation’s Black Health and Healing Summit on the 31st of May from 8:45-5. The theme is “Imani: Reigniting Black Love and Black Joy.” There will be community drumming with Arturo Carillo, and an important panel “the state of black in SF” 8:45 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Community Drumming Opening Ritual featuring Arturo Carillo & Afia Walking Tree… Read More
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Third Haus is a new community-based creative hub bringing kids, parents, and makers together. Our creative studio provides individualized stealth learning experiences through projects ranging from video game creation all the way to comic book writing, allowing kids to build their own personal narratives. As they build out their team, Third Haus is offering long-term… Read More
BEHIND THE SCENESJULY 22 – 26 | 10AM – 4PM | AGES 14-18 | $500 GET AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE FILM INDUSTRY FROM THE PROS We hear a lot about directors, actors and producers, but there are thousands of other film professionals working “below the line” and in other areas of the industry who help… Read More
Sign up for the #BuiltByGirls WAVE program! WAVE connects young women interested in tech with Advisors from companies like Twitter, Squarespace and Amazon for a 1:1 skills-based program. You’ll learn about your Advisor’s personal experiences— they’ll share the good, the bad, and the awesome across a broad range of professional topics, like developing a product,… Read More
The 2020 Conference is a week-long empowerment and capacity-building experience for high school students. The 3rd Annual 2020 Conference will take place in Oakland, CA from July 15 – 20, 2019. The conference is organized by Youth Education for Success, a 501(c)(3) California non-profit. Funding for the conference comes from contributions from over 100 community members…. Read More