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Survival Beyond The Pandemic: Women’s History Month

March 24, 2021March 24, 2021 The Guardsman #MeToo, National Nurses United, Black Lives Matter, Tarana Burke, Serena Sacharoff, UFW, Shayna Gee, Dolores Huerta, associated students, We Keep Each Other Safe, Patrisse Cullors, Queer Resource Center, Free Events, Alicia Garza, march, Chanel Miller, and Opal Tometi, project survive, Brittany DeBarros, Essential Workers, Women's Resource Center, Workers Right, Frontline Workers, Women’s History Month, Trabajadores Unidos Workers United, Center of Economic and Policy Research, SFPL, VAWA, Economic Policy Institute

This year’s Women’s History Month theme is “We Keep Each Other Safe.” The programming offers a series of 13 free remote events including multiple healthy relationship workshops with Project SURVIVE. The Women’s and Gender Studies department, Women’s Resource Center, Queer Resource Center, and Associated Students have also organized events.

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Spotlight: Student Louie Gutierrez gives back to the community

September 5, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman Gutierrez, alex, dance, aztec, neito, journalism, aztec dancing, immigration, show, May Day, The Roseland Report, Day of the dead, KBBF, Vigil, 89.1, community, KBBF 89.1, march, radio show, Cesar Chavez, coyolxauqui, radio, Louie, day, city college

By Charles Innis The Guardsman City College alumni and returning student Louie Gutierrez has been serving

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Hundreds participate in 9th annual Walk Against Rape

April 26, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman charles innis, elisa parrino, violence, march, walk against rape, sfwar, women, rape, protest

Over 300 men and women, including students from City College’s Project Survive, proudly marched through San Francisco’s busy streets on April 26 for the 9th annual Walk Against Rape.

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Community seeks justice for dead City College student

April 11, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman protest, sfpd, bridgid skiba, khaled sayed, alejandro nieto, march

San Francisco police gunned down the 28-year-old criminal justice student following a 7 p.m. telephone call from a neighbor reporting a man engaging in bizarre activity in the park.