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Connect the Bay: Mosaic America

Mosaic America is a NorCal Public Media anchor partner with Open San José. Mosaic America’s mission is to activate social cohesion by connecting people to place and each other. They present multicultu...

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Connect the Bay: Chopsticks Alley Art

Chopsticks Alley Art promotes Southeast Asian cultural heritage through the arts. Based at Open San Jose, they celebrate the cultural diversity of Southeast Asian contemporary art to foster greater un...

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Sonoma County Suffragist Stories: Petaluma Black Pioneers

The names of eight Black Petalumans, all married couples, were found on a suffrage petition that was presented to the California state legislature in 1870. Some of these individuals were trustees of t...

Sonoma County Suffragist Stories: Anna Morrison Reed

Anna Morrison Reed was a poet, lecturer, journalist, and publisher from Ukiah -- and she became a leading advocate for women's suffrage in Sonoma County and statewide. Anna's story is a fascinating on...

Sonoma County Suffragist Stories: Abigail Haskell

Abigail Haskell lived in Petaluma, California in the mid- and late 1800s. She was a champion of women's education and equal pay for equal work, a fierce and opinionated writer, and a leader in the wom...

Connect the Bay: San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles

The vision of the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles is to preserve, celebrate, and promote knowledge about quilts and textiles, their creation, their beauty, and their relationship to human culture...

Connect The Bay: College of Adaptive Arts

For eleven years the College of Adaptive Arts, in San Jose, has been teaching adults with special needs. The College offers 74 classes. Four years ago, they got a grant from the Adobe Foundation for a...

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Connect The Bay: Martin Zuniga Old Courthouse Square Sculpture

Artist Martín Zuñiga has a new sculpture in Santa Rosa. The sculpture is titled Ollins, which means movement. It was designed just before the election to encourage people to vote. Six students and two...

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