Monthly Archives: March 2008

12 Mar, 2008

Arab San Francisco

2008-03-12T20:00:43-07:00By |Categories: Free Events (donations welcomed), Podcast, Talks|

March 12 Peoples from the Arab World have been migrating to San Francisco for over a hundred years. The earliest were mostly from the Levant: Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine; and also Yemen. Most recent immigrants coming from North Africa’s Magrib region (Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia) and Iraq since the first Gulf War. Why did they come here? How have they affected SF life? What are their ongoing connections to “homelands” across the world? San Francisco, being a liberal progressive

19 Mar, 2008

Art & Politics: Favianna Rodriguez

2008-03-19T20:00:24-07:00By |Categories: Free Events (donations welcomed), Podcast, Talks|

March 19 Favianna Rodriguez has been making art to make change for years. She will present remarkable posters, illustrations, stickers and more, and talk about art and politics, in the concluding event of our solo artist shows this season. podcast: http://diva.sfsu.edu/users/Chris.Carlsson/ssf_talks?podcast=44

26 Mar, 2008

Twin Peaks Bioregion and the Natural Areas Program

2008-03-26T20:00:06-07:00By |Categories: Free Events (donations welcomed), Podcast, Talks|

March 26 The Franciscan Bioregion is the unique ecological area of Planet Earth and the area of our keen interest, north of the San Francisco airport, from San Bruno Mountain to the Golden Gate. In the heart of the city is a series of hilltops, e.g., Mt. Davidson, Tank Hill, Corona Heights, as well as Glen Canyon, that are still rich with natural areas, wildlife habitats, and indigenous biodiversity. This “Twin Peaks Bioregion” is severely threatened by noxious weeds and

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