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Liberty Ship Café in Richmond, Ca
Liberty Ship Café, a new workers’ cooperative in Richmond, Ca.
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BMOC Mic Check. January 14th, 2012
Shot by Sean Shavers & Paul Billingsley Interviews by Donny Lumpkins & Sean Shavers Edit by Paul Billingsley
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2012 Consumer Electronics Show
Check out the latest in computing, mobile devices, entertainment, and digital imaging from the 2012 CES in Las Vegas.
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Congressman George Miller at Richmond HS
Interview by Donny Lumpkins Richmond Pulse
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Plan for Sustainable Richmond
The Federal Interagency Working Group on Environmental Justice convened in Richmond, California with the broader Richmond community to showcase models for addressing environmental justice topics and identify partnership opportunities to plan for a sustainable and livable Richmond for all.
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Comcast Internet Essentials Program Aims to Help Minority Families
Studies cite that while the nation is increasingly becoming digital, many families, including those from ethnic backgrounds are left at a great disadvantage are left at a great disadvantage because they don't have web access at home. Seeking to bridge this digital divide, Comcast Cable recently launched its Internet Essentials program during its inaugural Youth Tech Summit and Expo recently held in San Francisco. The Internet Essentials program aims to help low-income families gain the benefits of accessing the web – including providing computers, low-cost internet rates, and digital literacy training. Ann Bassette produced this video with reporting from Donny Lumpkins. Odette Keeley is host and executive producer of “New America Now”, NAM’s TV show - airing on Saturdays & Sundays on COMCAST Hometown Network-CHN 104 at 6:00 PM PST.
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Protestors Occupy the Port of Oakland
Occupy Oakland demonstrators shut down the port on Nov. 2, 2011 in the city's first general strike since 1946.
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2011 SFF Community Leadership Awards Featured in "New America Now" Show
Every year, The San Francisco Foundation recognizes individuals and organizations whose leadership and critical work have made a significant impact in their San Francisco Bay Area communities. The SFF 2011 Community Leadership Awards honored 4 individuals representing the faith community, the arts and youth outreach and who each received $10,000. This year’s organizational awardee, Ravenswood Family Health Center received $20,000 for providing high-quality, low-cost healthcare services, including for under-served minority communities, as well as for advocating the need to address health disparities. During the celebration, the 2011 Koshland Young Leader Awards were also presented to eight college-bound San Francisco public high school students. They were each given an award of $7,000 in recognition of their outstanding achievements in their school communities, amidst extraordinary personal challenges. NAM Producer Mike Siv and NAM News Anchor Odette Keeley bring us the highlights of this awards event. This video is featured in the latest edition of NAM's TV show, "New America Now" airing on Comcast Hometown Network - CHN 104 and on Comcast ON DEMAND.
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