Documenting DataCenter’s Poster Collection
By Lincoln Cushing, www.docspopuli.org A few months ago I was contacted by Celia and Fred about a collection of a few dozen posters in the basement of DataCenter. The DataCenter …
Preserving the Past: Archiving DataCenter’s History
This Spring DataCenter moved offices after 17 years at the same location in downtown Oakland. We reviewed hundreds of boxes of DataCenter newsletters, reports, administrative records, and publications. We culled …
Organizational Update: Eyes on the Impact
As many of you know, we at DataCenter have been taking advantage of our leadership transition to reflect and proactively strategize on how to (re)position our work to generate the …
2013 Annual Report is Here!
DataCenter’s 2013 Annual Report is now available for download. In 2013, DataCenter played a key role in winning some significant policy changes: The California Domestic Workers Bill of Rights Labor …
DataCenter is Hiring!
Dear DataCenter community, By now you’ve probably heard that Miho is leaving DataCenter. We are sad to see her go of course, but happy that she’s decided to pursue other …
We did it! We met our 2013 Match-Donation Challenge!
Dear DataCenter Supporter, On behalf of the DataCenter staff, I’d like to take this time to thank you for your support in making 2013 a great year for DataCenter and …
Match-donation Challenge!
Dear DataCenter supporter, Four long-time DataCenter supporters – Paul Kivel, Micki Luckey, Kim Klein, and Stephanie Roth – have come together to offer a match-donation challenge. For every dollar we raise …
A Special Thanks to DataCenter Donor Rita Blitt
Award winning painter / sculptor / filmmaker Rita Blitt has been creating art all of her life. She tells me “my art is energy” – her lines often appear on the paper as if they …
2012 Annual Report is Here!
We’d like to invite you to explore our 2012 annual report. New to DataCenter? The annual report is a great way to get a snap shot of what we do and why we do it. …
Join the Research Justice Team for Summer 2013!
Time period: Minimum 3 month commitment. Hrs/wk: 15 hours/week (schedule & work location flexible). Compensation: This is an unpaid internship (transportation stipend provided). Description: The Research Justice intern will work …