community_and_leadership: May 2010 Archives

Arrested? Student journalist offers 5 tips

Posted May 25, 2010 10:08 AM | Comments (0)
What should a reporter do if you get arrested? A student journalist offers five important tips based on her real-life experience covering a demonstration. Video by Michael Ramirez.
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On the street with the Guardian Angels

Posted May 25, 2010 9:38 AM | Comments (0)
Reporter Robin Hug and photographer Sasha Trivetsky offer scenes of the Guardian Angels on patrol in the Mission District in an audio slideshow.
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Guardian Angels thrive while continuing struggle for respect and funding

Posted May 25, 2010 9:20 AM | Comments (0)
By Robin Hug (For El Tecolote) Every other Saturday night, the Guardian Angels of San Francisco patrol the streets of the Mission District in hopes of ridding the neighborhood of drug use and crime. The Guardian Angels group was first...
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Mission's Artillery Apparel Gallery offers a mash-up of fashion, music and poetry

Posted May 17, 2010 9:15 PM | Comments (0)
By Darla Nagle (For El Tecolote) To the left of the entrance is a display of shoes on the wall and just beyond that a small fitting room; to the right a wood counter covered with jewelry, watches, a display...
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Hilltop High's program for young mothers threatened by California's fiscal crisis

Posted May 11, 2010 3:09 PM | Comments (0)
Hilltop High School's successful program to help young women to cope with the responsibilities of motherhood is threatened by the state's fiscal crisis. Cindy Ha offers a multimedia report on this unique program....
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SRO Scenes: Couple seeks refuge from streets

Posted May 11, 2010 9:04 AM | Comments (0)
By Lindsey Leake (One in a series on life in San Francisco’s SRO hotels.) Gary Cueras and his girlfriend, Elizabeth Shant, sat on the sidewalk outside of the Cambridge hotel with several possessions strewn across the sidewalk in front of...
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SRO Scenes: One resident vows to move on

Posted May 11, 2010 8:50 AM | Comments (0)
By Lindsey Leak (One in a series on life in San Francisco’s SRO hotels.) "I told myself, if I live in the city, I'm not going to live in an SRO. No way," said Leo DiMagnampo, current resident of the...
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SRO Scenes: 'Home' replaces 11 hotels

Posted May 11, 2010 8:42 AM | Comments (0)
By Shayla Durrett (One in a series on life in San Francisco’s SRO hotels.) Patricia Hogan has spent the last 15 years being homeless or living in different Single Room Occupancy (SRO) residential hotels, but the William Penn is the...
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