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From UC Berkeley to UC Hastings: Colleges steal and hoard land, lives and resources

From UC Berkeley to UC Hastings: Colleges steal and hoard land, lives and resources March 1, 2021 From Berkeleyside: “UC Berkeley is progressing with its plans to build student housing at People’s Park. For the next month, it will close off sections of the park to drill for soil samples. No one will be kicked out of the park but some people will be asked to move their tents. Cal hopes to start construction on the complex, which includes a 14-17 story building in 2022.” Following this announcement, police put up fencing around the perimeter of the public, people-founded park. At the Jan. 29 protest, a large gathering of activists, students and all kinds of people came together to take down the fencing and carry it all the way to UC Berkeley’s Sproul Hall, a seven-story residence for students with 418 rooms. Photo: Poor News Network

LOOK: This Philippine map tapestry is made of upcycled handwoven local textiles

Philippine map tapestry by Anthill Fabric Gallery The Philippines has a vibrant culture that is best represented through its handloomed and natural dye heritage. That is what Anthill Fabric Gallery aims to present with its Philippine map tapestry, symbolizing its 11 years of championing sustainability and local textiles.  “Our partner artisans put together a precious heartwoven masterpiece that represents our love for country, love for culture, love for creativity, love for community, and love for Mama Earth all in one,” the brand posted. “This tapestry beautifully illustrates over a thousand islands made of upcycled handwoven scraps to form the Philippine map.”

Sailor Boris Herrmann initiates mangrove reforestation project against climate change

Boris Herrmann - Seaexplorer - Yacht Club de Monaco - Vendée Globe © Jean-Marie Liot Boris Herrmann is Germany s best-known sailing athlete and one of 33 skippers who set off sailing 45,000 kilometers non-stop around the globe in the Vendée Globe, the world s toughest single-handed sailing race. Herrmann has also been involved in environmental and marine protection for years. At the beginning of 2020, he initiated and launched a mangrove reforestation project in the Philippines called Malizia Mangrove Park as a climate protection measure. The goal is to plant 1 million mangroves during the Vendée Globe Race and thereafter at maliziamangrovepark.de. The 200,000 mark was reached in the last days.

It takes a ComeUnity to heal from COVID – and cancer

It takes a ComeUnity to heal from COVID – and cancer It takes a ComeUnity to heal from COVID – and cancer January 2, 2021 A Poverty Skolaz journey through COVID, cancer and healing in ComeUnity  by Lisa ‘Tiny’ Gray-Garcia “Only rich white people get corona. Do you know anyone who has got it?” Rico, one of the currently houseless poverty skolaz who works in the Homefulness village, chuckled as he refused another one of my attempts to hand him a mask. It went on like this for weeks with Rico and others who worked on building the Mamahouses for houseless families at Homefulness through the shelter in place lockdown imposed state and county-wide in California starting March 2020. 

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