By Karina Muñiz-Pagán

The word sanctuary means a sacred place of refuge and protection where predators are controlled and hunting is illegal.¹ What does sanctuary mean today when the Federal government’s renewed calls for “law and order” are euphemisms for predatory attacks on communities of color?

Beginning with this Volume (22 No. 1 & 2), Race, Poverty & the Environment (RP&E) articles will be published online first and print editions will be released as a single volume.

By Jess Clarke

Closing reception for I AM SF exhibition and RP&E Release
February 22,2018  7 p.m. SF State

San Francisco State Univerity,
Caeser Chavez Student Center Art Gallery
1600 Holloway in SF.

Housing Justice Groups Align as National Movement Grows

By Jess Clarke

Theater of the Oppressed and Playback Theater

Saturday, October 14 — 2:00-6:00 pm 
(AND dinner 6:30 -8:30 after workshop)

Sunday, October 15 —  2:00-6:00 pm 

(CLAWS) Collaborative Liberation Arts Workshop Series  Spring Session:

Movement Metamorphosis  

a 5-week workshop series using movement and dance to open to change from within.

Biodanza facilitated by Mirjam Krohne
Five Saturdays,  April 22 — May 20, 2017
12-2 pm

Studio FAB 2525 Telegraph Ave
Oakland, CA 94612

CLAWS is a workshop series in Oakland that aims to create a laboratory where we can:

• experiment with new forms of collaboration using writing, theater and movement arts.
• explore how race, class and gender oppression can be resisted and transformed.
• work with one another inside and outside of sessions to create performance, story, and movement that can energize and liberate—personally and socially.
• create a community of reflection, performance and action.

To register by postal mail download the pdf