Hey, Public Press readers. This is Cami Dominguez and I have exciting news! I’m partnering with journalists at El Tecolote to report on the contentious contest to elect California’s next governor. We’re going to address pressing questions about what effects the outcome of that race could have on Latino communities in San Francisco. With more […]
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Taxing the Titans: Audio From May 19 Discussion on Propositions C and D
The San Francisco Public Press and KALW co-hosted a live panel discussion about San Francisco’s propositions C and D, the competing business tax measures, at KALW’s gathering space at 220 Montgomery St. on May 19.
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Join Us Live on May 19 to Discuss Props C and D
Join the San Francisco Public Press and KALW for a panel discussion about San Francisco’s propositions C and D, the competing business tax measures. Where: KALW, 220 Montgomery St., San FranciscoWhen: Tuesday, May 19, at 6 p.m.RSVP via Eventbrite. Proposition D, also known as the “Overpaid CEO Tax,” would expand and raise an executive pay tax. It […]
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Join Our Team: Development Director
The San Francisco Public Press, a 17-year-old independent nonprofit news organization producing web and audio journalism, seeks a full-time Development Director to work with the Executive Director and a Major Donor and Sponsorships Manager on the design and execution of a growing, diversified fundraising strategy. This is an opportunity to work with an organization dedicated […]
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‘No Kings’ Protests Build Opposition to Trump
Amid U.S. war on Iran and Trump’s falling approval, organizers are building a national opposition movement ahead of a May 1 general strike and the midterms.
Posted in“Civic” Podcast, From the Newsroom, Health, News
Audio: A Conversation About Reproductive Health Care in the US
Listen to the recording of our March 2 discussion with Diana Greene Foster and Mariana Horne about reproductive health care in the United States. These experts in reproductive health care access shared their perspectives on what has changed since the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturned Roe v. […]
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March 2: Crossing State Lines for Abortion Access — Short Films and Panel Discussion
Join us to examine how the fractured legal landscape around abortion access is leading states like California to strengthen laws to protect its residents — and increasing numbers of people traveling here seeking help. We will screen two short films that shed light on the political and economic challenges of accessing abortions and reproductive health […]