Article by Irene.
Last updated at Mon, 7 Nov at 7:52pm.

Sitting at a table underneath the main escalator at the Oakland Marriott Center, just a few blocks away from OccupyOakland, I asked Elias Araujo - who has been an organizer for the Landless Workers’ Movement in Brazil for 24 years - about where he places the food justice struggle in light of global people's demonstrations.

Article by Irene.
Last updated at Wed, 5 Oct at 5:37pm.

“We’re on the other edge of the sword here,” said Daisy Moreno, a second-year political science student at University of California, Berkeley.

Article by Irene.
Last updated at Fri, 2 Sep at 4:39am.

In Italian loafers and a fitted suit, Petrini is not your usual provocateur. And maybe that was why he was picked to be the first speaker.

Article by Noah Rosen.
Last updated at Wed, 29 Jun at 11:21pm.

Some chickens, a friendly beard and a greasy handshake greet you and your ailed bike at Bike Man Dan’s community oriented shop.

His is a different business model: dedicated to recycling parts, Dan asks customers to pay their own price for his services. Such a model makes cycling affordable and gives more people the option to cycle.

Blog entry by Gavin Raders.
Last updated at Thu, 16 Jun at 9:54am.

Our vision is for a democratic, worker-owned, advanced industrial ecology society. We seek pathways to provide the burgeoning food education/justice movement with the tools to become economically sustainable, and to link the emerging green industrial worker cooperatives with them into sovereign networks.

Blog entry by Kate Hoppe.
Last updated at Mon, 9 May at 11:26am.

Pacha's Pajamas debuted at Pizzaiolo in Oakland, on Mother's Day, Sun. 8 May, with a hip, multi-generational, multi-cultural celebration of song, poetry, dance and wild animal calls from the audience.  In attendance were ravens, lions and elephants, among others.

Article by Tehea Robie.
Last updated at Mon, 9 May at 12:36am.

It’s a point that I'm always driving home: We, as humans, can do better.

We have the mental capacity, the drive and the compassion to problem-solve past each apparent impasse that keeps us from mutual abundance and blissful sweetness.

Article by Tehea Robie.
Last updated at Mon, 11 Apr at 4:13am.

Here’s why I love living in Oakland: I can take a quick stroll in the sunshine at Lake Merritt and see a multi-ethnic, cross generational Bay Area walk against genocide, donation-based yoga, a practicing tightrope-walker, a capoeira class, and a whole lot