Oakland Voices 2023 Graduates: Empowered Community Journalists Ready to Share Oakland’s Untold Stories
Meet the newest community correspondents making a difference in Oakland’s storytelling landscape. […]
Meet the newest community correspondents making a difference in Oakland’s storytelling landscape. […]
Oakland Voices alum reflect on four years since the beginning of the pandemic. Some found new hobbies – mushroom foraging, for example – while others were at turning points in their careers. […]
Keith Lee’s visit to the Bay Area promises a surge of attention for local restaurants — but will it help restaurants in the long run? […]
Shirley Everett-Dicko credits community, large family, and an Asian community connection for helping start the barbecue chain
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A partnership between Black Cultural Zone and Block, the new Uptown Market features Oakland vendors and wares. […]
In June, the Maynard 200 Fellowship kicked off with 49 fellows in attendance. Oakland Voices is a program of the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, and this year, co-director Momo Chang and alumna Brandy Collins […]
Monday, January 19 marked the day of freedom referred to as Juneteenth for enslaved Black people in Galveston, TX – two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. On this year’s Juneteenth, GHTech’s Historically Black […]
By now, we would hope the world recognizes that people from the Bay will take the home with us wherever we go. This is especially true for Rafael Casal and Daveed Diggs, the creators of […]
Although the Bay Area weekend forecast originally promised torrential storms, the skies cleared Saturday for the 12th annual Black Vines Festival, celebrating Black-owned wineries from across the world. The festival was founded in 2011 by […]
If you’re sitting in Oaklandia Cafe x Bakery, you can watch as people see a new book vending machine and approach it with curiosity. Some even take pictures of the machine. The Sistah Scifi Afrofuturism […]
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