Research for Justice
DataCenter has a long legacy of work in the environmental justice movement. Most recently, DataCenter joined the Alameda County Public Health Department (ACPHD) as a research partner for their health …
With San Francisco on the cusp of approving free transit passes for low income youth, People Organized to Win Employment Rights (POWER) has just released Next Stop: Justice – Race …
April is an African American mother living in Overtown, a small neighborhood in Miami, Florida. In the 40 years she’s lived in Miami, she’s moved six times. Two years ago …
Building on a strong tradition of growing community power through increasing research-capacity, DataCenter completes its 4th Annual Research Justice Training Academy. “[The Academy] was everything I wanted to learn at …
by Anne Ryan|Communications Associate Eagle Rock, a large eagle-shaped rock, sits high on the Sacred Land of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe, making sure the river below is safe. It looks …
By miho kim Click here to continue reading from the e-newsletter The circumstances: The bulk of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe territory has been submerged by the construction of the Shasta …
By Omonigho Oiyemhonlan, Stanford University, DataCenter Summer Intern Special Thanks to Jon Frappier and Max Weintraub for presenting at the Camp! On September 11th & 12th, the DataCenter hosted it …
By Nadine Padilla, Coordinator, MASE (Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment) Coalition, Albuquerque, NM. DataCenter and Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment (MASE) partnered in late 2009 to bring 12 …
A new radio documentary on the Making Contact series