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Garden for the Future

During California’s severe drought there are different efforts for water conservation. Garden for the Environment is teaching people that water conscious gardening and awareness of urban agriculture can help preserve our water one drop at a time. 

October 29, 2015|

Momo

An observational documentary about two Tibetan refugees living in North India and their daily routine of making steamed dumplings to sell at a town market.  For a delicious momo recipe and all things Tibetan visit, YoWangdu Tibetan and World Gift Shop http://www.yowangdu.com/tibet/tibetan-food-recipes/tibetan-dumplings.html

October 29, 2015|

The EcoCenter at Heron’s Head Park

The EcoCenter at Heron’s Head Park is a short documentary about the internship program at the EcoCenter, an off-the-grid building focused on environmental awareness and education. The internship, offered to high school and college students, gives youth from San Francisco the opportunity to gain hands-on experience regarding sustainability; specifically in terms of waste, water, and power.

October 21, 2015|

John Bove

BAVC Media helped me decide where I should go with my career. Before attending the Bridges Fellowship I had a partial toolbox of skills and some loose ideas about my future, but I wasn't sure how to make it all work. After taking a class in Javascript, I learned that programming wasn't nearly as difficult as I thought it was.

October 16, 2015|

G:URL Gamers at Zynga

 

 

 

 

On Friday I had the privilege of accompanying our G:URL Gamers and their amazing instructors Regis and Amy to their final presentation at Zynga. The students have been working for the past two weeks to create their own games, which they shared with a group of female engineers, designers, project managers and programmers.

October 15, 2015|News|

Next Gen students talk racial justice on KALW’s ‘Your Call’

Three Next Gen students made their radio debut last month on KALW’s Your Call program, hosted by Rose Aguilar. The discussion was candid, with students touching on the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement, their own experiences interacting with the police, and how young people have plenty to contribute to social justice movements. 

October 15, 2015|News|
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