Air date: February 9, 2010

Eric Smith interviews George Smith, Customer Service Community Outreach Coordinator, Paul Spraggins, Staff Attorney and Albert Turner, NET Coordinator about the San Francisco Department of Child Support Compromise of Arrears Program and the Noncustodial Employment and Training Program.

Audio produced, edited and posted by Roland Washington.

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NET

Eric Smith interviews Peter Fitzsimmons, Executive Director of the San Francisco Jazz Heritage Center, they talk about the history of jazz in the Fillmore aka the “Harlem of the West”, the center’s  exhibits, programs and events, their new screening room and music lab as well as the rebirth of San Francisco’s Fillmore District.

Audio produced, edited and posted by Roland Washington.

Website:

http://www.jazzheritagecenter.org/

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SFJAZZ

(Air date: September 22, 2009)

Eric Smith interviews Grace Martinez/ACORN Mission, Paulette Otten/ACORN Western Addition and Jackie Philips/ACORN Bayview Hunters Point, on the recent right-wing attacks and ACORN’s continuing community efforts.

Audio produced, edited and posted by Roland Washington.

Website:

http://www.acorn.org/

http://www.kpoo.com/

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ACORNSF

(Air Date: September 22, 2009)

David Escobar and George Galvis discuss the transcontinental indigenous water conference with Concha Saucedo PhD. and Jose Malvido (peace and dignity journeys).

Audio produced, edited and posted by Roland Washington.

Website:
http://www.myspace.com/peaceanddignityjourneys

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Sacred

(Air Date: August 11, 2009)

David Escobar interviews Roberto Alfaro and Vanessa Yava members of the Three Nations Indian Circle (Nahuat, Lenca and Maya nations of El Salvador) about the organization’s mission as well as current events effecting the indigenous people of El Salvador.

Audio produced, edited and posted by Roland Washington.

Website:

http://indian-circle.org/
http://www.kpoo.com/

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3 Nations

(Air date: July 28, 2009)

Eric Smith leads a discussion  on the history of Black Americans on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, racism, affordable housing and the challenges of development and community benefit agreements with Tenderloin community activist James Keys of the Senior Action Network,  Andre Charles and Roland Washington.

Audio produced, edited and posted by Roland Washington.

Website: http://www.sfsan.org/

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Black Supervisors

UCSF Lesbian Health and Research Center and the National Lesbian Health Summit

Brian Auerbach will be discussing the UCSF Lesbian Health & Research Center and upcoming National Lesbian Health Summit with Diane Sabin, DC and Maria Cora. Dr. Sabin is executive director of the LHRC and Ms. Cora is associate director of the LHRC and a program coordinator with the UCSF National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health. The LHRC is dedicated to improving the health of lesbians, bisexual women, transgender people, and all families. To achieve this goal, LHRC creates comprehensive programs of research, education and trainings, public events and community collaborations.

The National Lesbian Health Summit takes place in San Francisco between March 6th and 8th. This Summit is focused on addressing lesbians, bisexual women, queer women, and transgender people. All lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) communities, and friends and allies, nationally and internationally are welcome to attend. The summit approaches health issues from the perspective of those who face disparities and discrimination and who also generate health and resilience everyday.

The views expressed on this program are those of the speakers and do not represent the views of UCSF.

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Eric Smith interviews Ms. Nicole Colbert, the current Miss Indian World (2008 - 2009) who is Black and Yupik Eskimo about being biracial, President Obama, Miss Indian World, the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow and more.

Audio produced, edited and posted by Roland Washington.

links

http://www.gatheringofnations.com/miss_indian_world/miw_2008_results.htm

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=289328275
http://www.weio.org/mm_videos/index.php?VidCat=Featured&VidID=MissWeio08&PHPSESSID=53fe5a453c436fb288f9cd2b6c806a9c

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The Eco Smith gives a year-end review of the remediation efforts at the Shipyard in Bayview-Hunters Point, the Navy’s Restoration Advisory Board and the many challenges facing the community, enviromentalists, and activists in their struggles with the Navy, Lennar, redevelopment and the stadium plans for the San Francisco 49ers.

Audio produced, edited and posted by Roland Washington.

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