“Never Empty Nesters” Benefit From More Time To Love
Young adults with disabilities are pushed to live independently though many never leave their parents’ homes.
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Beth Lederer
“Amplifying Sanctuary Voices” Exhibit Gives Power to Migrant Voices
The “Amplifying Sanctuary Voices” exhibit takes a humanitarian and empathetic look at the sanctuary movement as it questions United States immigration policies. It also gives power to individual migration stories and brings to the forefront climate change as one of the growing factors for fueling global migration.
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“Amplifying Sanctuary Voices” Exhibit Opens in the Rosenberg Library Highlighting The Sanctuary Movement, Climate Migration and Amplifying Individual Migration Stories
“Amplified Sanctuary Voices” is the newest exhibit at City College Rosenberg Library. English Professor Steven Mayers is calling on the City College Community to view this all important multi- media exhibit and to participate in solution-focused conversations on migration and climate change.
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DSPS Accessible Theater Arts Teacher Sparks Creativity, Self-Confidence, and Self-Expression
Judy Goodman, longtime Accessible Theater Arts teacher in City College’s Disabled Students Programs and Services department (DSPS), directs an adaptive version of Lin Manuel Miranda’s hip hop musical “In the Heights” for two performances on December 16. Goodman sparks creativity, self-confidence and self-expression in her students.
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Unanswered Questions Revolve Around the Return of Diego Rivera’s Masterpiece Mural to City College in 2024
Lots of unanswered questions exist around both the date of return of the mural back to City College and storage logistics while waiting for the much anticipated Diego Rivera Theater to be built.
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Pop-Up “Museum of the Cliff” Dives into Story of Sutro Baths
A new pop-up museum, “Museum of the Cliff,” at the old Cliff House gift shop is open until April 2022.
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“More Than a Wall” Exhibit Portrays Hardships of Excruciating Labor Conditions at the Mexican – U.S. Border
Juan Gonzales, Chair of the Journalism Department, was part of a team of panelists on opening day on Feb. 12. The exhibit runs from Feb. 12 to May 22 at the Main San Francisco Public Library, in the Jewett Gallery on the Lower Level.
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Lab Schools Restart In-Person Programs
City College faced even more challenges than most daycares and preschools. Even when other preschools or daycares were given the green light to re-open, CDEV Lab Schools faced many hurdles to re-opening due to being state funded and located on a college campus which had not yet re-opened. The doors are now open and the staff is eager to welcome students and their kids back to in person CDEV lab schools.
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Underground Volcano Erupts, Isolates the South Pacific Island Nation of Tonga
Bay Area organizations step up to mitigate the devastation of the volcano eruption in Tonga, contributing to relief efforts that show solidarity with families and community members of Pacific Islander descent.
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A Mourning Mother’s Unrelenting Love and Pain Still Penetrates Deep into America’s Soul
Mamie’s pain and sorrow turned into a nation’s pain. Mamie’s speeches would echo
that Emmett’s murder was not in vain. “Emmett Till was a good kid and his life
mattered.”