Women’s Space Radio Show with our guests Julie Combs on CASA – Committee to House the Bay Area, Leslie Graves recaps the Women’s March in Santa Rosa and Nancy Vogl reports on MLK Holiday A Day On Not a Day Off, recorded on 1/21/19, has been uploaded to the web archives. The show was recorded, broadcast and streamed over Radio KBBF 89.1 FM in the NorthBay on Monday 1/21/19 and repeat broadcast and streamed over Radio KPCA 103.3 FM in Petaluma on Wednesday 1/23/19.

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Civil Rights, homelessness, service organization, women in politics

Women’s Space Radio Show with our guests Julie Combs on CASA – Committee to House the Bay Area, Leslie Graves recaps the Women’s March in Santa Rosa and Nancy Vogl reports on MLK Holiday A Day On Not a Day Off, recorded on 1/21/19, has been uploaded to the web archives. The show was recorded, broadcast and streamed over Radio KBBF 89.1 FM in the NorthBay on Monday 1/21/19 and repeat broadcast and streamed over Radio KPCA 103.3 FM in Petaluma on Wednesday 1/23/19.

The Recording of the show is archived at   http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA190121.html

Santa Rosa Women’s March 2019 Recap  

Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., A Day On Not a Day Off.

CASA – Committee to House the Bay Area

 

Featuring Guests

1. Leslie Graves,  Chief Organizer, Santa Rosa Women’s March 2019

2. Nancy Vogl, Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., Celebration: Love in Action;

3. Julie Combs,  Commissioner, Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), former Chair of the Steering Committee of CASA – Committee to House the Bay Area; new Chair of the Regional Planning Committee for the 9 San Francisco Bay Counties; Santa Rosa City Councilperson

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Announcements (Click for links below)

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1. Leslie Graves gives us a recap of the Women’s Rally and March 2019 in Santa Rosa that drew 4,500 people with colorful costumes and thought-provoking and humorous opinions on posters and, of course, a many pussy hats adorning heads on Saturday morning. Elaine,B. Holtz, the host of Women’s Spaces, was honored to be one of the lead banner bearers, along with Dr. Jacqueline Lawrence of Legacy Showcase, her granddaughter Grace, Miss Sonoma County Tyler-Avery Lewis and Miss Sonoma County’s Outstanding Teen, Pinkeo Phongsa.  Many booths dotted the square with information from many organizations serving the community.  It was a good time to meet old friends and make new ones and enjoy the networking. Check out some photos further below on this page.

About our Guest: Leslie Graves  got her first taste of coordinating local events while with the Sonoma County Family YMCA when she took a role of planning the Harvest Fair 10K/3K Run in 1996 and then moved onto managing events at other non-profits and corporate retailers in the field of Marketing.  Mixing a background of Health/Fitness, Marketing and Community Development, Leslie is always up for helping to make a positive impact by bringing people together to celebrate community. In her spare time she adds her voice to a bevy of local events as the emcee around Sonoma County.

Guest Links:   Women’s March in Santa Rosa 2019, https://www.facebook.com/events/269734966995428/

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Elaine,B. Holtz, host of Women’s Spaces, was honored to be one of the lead banner bearers of the Santa Rosa Women’s March 2019 which drew 4,500 marchers along with Dr. Jacqueline Lawrence of Legacy Showcase, her granddaughter Grace, Miss Sonoma County Tyler-Avery Lewis and Miss Sonoma County’s Outstanding Teen, Pinkeo Phongsa.                                                                                                                                             Photo by Leslie Graves

Click here for more Photos of the Women’s March further below on this page.

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2. Nancy Vogl reports on Sunday’s annual Celebration of the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and talks of some of the Presentations of the Essays and Posters in the contest in the county schools on Dr. King’s legacy.  Nancy also describes some of the Day On Not a Day Off activities organized for the Monday holiday at the Community Baptist Church in Santa Rosa, including the sewing of cloth sanitary pads for school girls in Uganda who cannot afford the pads and are ashamed to go to school during their menstruation.

About our Guest Nancy Vogl was a founding member of the one of the first lesbian bands of 2nd wave feminism, the Berkeley Women’s Music Collective, that recorded and toured together from 1973-79. She continued playing with Robin Flower, Barbara Higbie and Holly Near until moving to Sonoma County in 1984. Nancy served as Youth Service Director at the Volunteer Center for 7 years, and Co-Directed Sonoma County’s LGBTQQI youth group, Positive Images. She now offers private coaching in addiction recovery, and returned to music with a new CD, opening for friends on March 8th at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley. Her passion is healthy youth development, non-violence and community peace, studying with Dr. Ricky Shereover Marcuse, and James and Grace Boggs. She returned to the MLK committee this year.

Guest Link: MLK Celebration:  www.facebook.com/events/520703188421760/

The Community Baptist Church of Santa Rosa on the Monday Holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. hosts A Day On Not Day Off  and one service done was the sewing of cloth sanitary napkins for Uganda schoolgirls. Namirembe Phionah is from Uganda brough up the need to the Church and now realizes the action taken.         2019  Photo by Ken Norton

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3. Julie Combs talks about her role as one of the 21 Commissioners of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC),  The MTC Commissioners, per their website, “shape policies to guide transportation and development in the Bay Area, and fund projects and programs to turn those policies into reality.” The MTC serves the 9 counties of the San Franciso Bay Area.  The main project of MTC currently is called CASA – Committee to House the Bay Area, to address the regional homelessness crisis affecting all the communities.  Julie was Chair of the steering committee of CASA and she describes some of the functions of CASA and how it will affect local affordable housing policies.  Julie encourages Santa Rosa residents to show up and voice their opinions on housing or other needs the city should address with budget at the very important Budget Priorities meeting of the City Council on Tuesday, January 29th.

About our Guest: Julie Combs  has been a Councilperson for the City of Santa Rosa since 2012. She has a degree in engineering and over 15 years experience in housing construction and building code work, which has helped inform her work on our housing crisis. Locally she serves on the very new Home – the Joint Santa Rosa City and Sonoma County Agency to fund the coordinated response to homelessness.  More directly Julie has served on the CASA steering committee, and was chair of the Regional Housing Committee and was just elected to be the new Chair of the Regional Planning Committee for the 9 Bay Area Counties.

Guest Links: jcombs@srcity.org

CASA https://mtc.ca.gov/our-work/plans-projects/casa-committee-house-bay-area

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Photos of the Women’s March 2019 in Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa Women’s Rally and March 2019: Left Photo is of speaker Celeste Austin – Photo by Janeane Rose Sanborn.

Participants in the Women’s Rally and March 2019 .                   Photo by Leslie Graves.

Speakers at the Santa Rosa Women’s Rally and March 2019: Photo by Leslie Graves.

 

Santa Rosa 2019 Womens March and Rally booth with Eileen Bill of NOW, Elaine B. Holtz of Women’s Spaces and Dr. Jacqueline Lawrence of Legacy Showcase.                                                                                                                                                                    Photo by Ken Norton

 

Annnnouncements

January 29, Tuesday, Budget Priorities, Santa Rosa City Council Chambers, City Hall, City Hall, 100 Santa Rosa Avenue, Santa Rosa. www.srcity.org/1322/City-Council

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February 14, 2019  Petaluma, One Billion Rising and The Vagina Monologues (English & Spanish) https://www.facebook.com/events/201532364128702/

 

March 30-31, 2019, Founding Convention of the California Progressive Alliance (CPA)  https://californiaprogressivealliance.org/2019-founding-convention/

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Music Selections:

The Opening and Closing Theme song is with permission of the Composer and Singer

Alix Dobkin: The Woman in Your Life is You by Alix Dobkin from the album Living with Lavender Jane (Women’s Wax Works) – www.alixdobkin.com

I Am Woman sung by Pink Martini from the album  I Am Woman Single (Wrasse Records)

Martin Luther King sung by Lori Nebo from the album I Am A Voice (Fandalism.com)

The House I Live In sung by Maxine Lineham from the album An American Journey (Honey Bun Records)

Link to Spinitron.com Playlist of the Women’s Spaces Show

Women’s Space Radio Show with our guests Leslie Graves updates the January 19th Women’s March, SoCo Sheriff Community Engagement Liason Misti Harris, and Nancy Vogl and Melissa Willaby on the Legacy of Martin Luther King jr Celebration this Sunday, recorded on 1/14/19, has been uploaded to the web archives.

Tags

Civil Rights, Law enforcement, women's march

Women’s Space Radio Show with our guests Leslie Graves updates the January 19th Women’s March, SoCo Sheriff Community Engagement Liason Misti Harris, and Nancy Vogl and Melissa Willaby on the Legacy of Martin Luther King jr Celebration this Sunday, recorded on 1/14/19, has been uploaded to the web archives. The show was recorded, broadcast and streamed over Radio KBBF 89.1 FM in the NorthBay on Monday 1/14/19 and repeat broadcast and streamed over Radio KPCA 103.3 FM in Petaluma on Wednesday 1/16/19.

The Recording of the show is archived at   http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA190114.html

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Santa Rosa 1/19/19 Women’s March Planning Update

Sonoma County Sheriff Communtiy Engagement Liason

Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., Celebration: Love in Action

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Featuring Guests

1. Leslie Graves,  Chief Organizer, Santa Rosa Women’s March on January 19, 2019

2. Misti Harris, Communtiy Engagement Liason, Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office

2. Nancy Vogl, Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., Celebration: Love in Action;

4. Melissa Willaby,  Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., Celebration: Love in Action

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Announcements (Click for links below)

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1. Leslie Graves updates us with the plans for this Saturday’s 2019 Women’s March on January 19th. The Santa Rosa march is continuing with broad representation of our community in the line-up of speakers and booths at the rally beginning at 10 AM in the Old Courthouse Square, followed by the march at noon. Bring your daughters and granddaughters!

Guest Links:   Women’s March in Santa Rosa, January 19th, https://www.facebook.com/events/269734966995428/

Links to Women’s Marches in the th SF Bay Area – Click here to download pdf

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2. Misti Harris,  since March 2107, has been the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office Community Engagement Liaison, the first person to hold the office since its creation as part of the Sheriff’s Office response to the Sheriff deputy killng of a 13-year old boy, Andy Lopez in October 2013.  Misti gives us an update to the Sheriff Office, now led by the newly elected Sheriff Mark Essick..

About our Guest:  Misti Harris was born and raised in Truckee, California. She moved to Sonoma County in 2001 to attend Sonoma State University. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies and Planning with a minor in Spanish. She focuses her volunteer efforts at the Food For Thought food bank as a board member and serving clients in English and Spanish. She began her role as the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office Community Engagement Liaison in March 2017. Her duties include building community relationships, crisis communications, and providing education about the Sheriff’s Office policies. She connects with the community through face-to-face interactions, media, and social media. Misty’s favorite activities are riding her motorcycle and spending time with her dog.

Guest Links:  www.sonomasheriff.org

Misti Harris’ email: Sheriff-outreach@sonomasheriff.org

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3. Nancy Vogl and 4. Melissa Willaby talk about this Sunday’s annual Celebration of the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Santa Rosa High School Auditorium, featuring Presentations of the winning Essays and Posters in the contest in the county schools on Dr. King’s legacy.  Both Nancy and Melissa talk of their journey into activism for more inclusive civil rights.

About our Guest Nancy Vogl was a founding member of the one of the first lesbian bands of 2nd wave feminism, the Berkeley Women’s Music Collective, that recorded and toured together from 1973-79. She continued playing with Robin Flower, Barbara Higbie and Holly Near until moving to Sonoma County in 1984. Nancy served as Youth Service Director at the Volunteer Center for 7 years, and Co-Directed Sonoma County’s LGBTQQI youth group, Positive Images. She now offers private coaching in addiction recovery, and returned to music with a new CD, opening for friends on March 8th at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley. Her passion is healthy youth development, non-violence and community peace, studying with Dr. Ricky Shereover Marcuse, and James and Grace Boggs. She returned to the MLK committee this year.

About our Guest Melissa Willaby is a native San Franciscan where she attended college the 60s and 70s.  Moving to Santa Rose she retired after 27 years of service. There, she met fellow teacher, Patricia Louise Clark, who encouraged her to join her in promoting the annual Poster Contest for Sonoma County Youth as a part of the Martin Luther King Celebration Committee.

Guest Link: MLK Celebration:  www.facebook.com/events/520703188421760/

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Annnnouncements

January 19, 2019, Saturday, 10 AM to 1:30 PM, Women’s March in Santa Rosa, sponsored by the Sonoma County Peace and Justice Center and Leslie Graves. https://www.facebook.com/events/269734966995428/

Links to Women’s Marches in the th SF Bay Area – Click here to download pdf

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January 20, 2019, Sunday,  6:30 PM- 8:30 PM,  Love In Action – the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.., Santa Rosa High School Auditorium 6:30 PM- 8:30 PM

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February 14, 2019  Petaluma, One Billion Rising and The Vagina Monologues (English & Spanish) https://www.facebook.com/events/201532364128702/

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March 30-31, 2019, Founding Convention of the California Progressive Alliance (CPA)  https://californiaprogressivealliance.org/2019-founding-convention/

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Music Selections:

The Opening and Closing Theme song is with permission of the Composer and Singer

Alix Dobkin: The Woman in Your Life is You by Alix Dobkin from the album Living with Lavender Jane (Women’s Wax Works) – www.alixdobkin.com

Heal the world sung by Connie Talbot from the album Beautiful World (2012 Eversound)

Come by Here, Martin Luther King sung by Kristin Lems from the Imagine That Songs for Creative Teachers   (2006 Carolsdatter Production)

Link to Spinitron.com Playlist of the Women’s Spaces Show

Radio Show with host Elaine B. Holtz and guest Susan Lamont on IOLERO’s Annual Report on Accountability of Sonoma County Sheriff, recorded on 12/10/18, has been uploaded to the web archives.

Tags

accountability, Civil Rights, Community organizing, Law enforcement, Sonoma County

Radio Show with host Elaine B. Holtz and guest Susan Lamont on IOLERO’s Annual Report on Accountability of Sonoma County Sheriff,  recorded on 12/10/18, has been uploaded to the web archives. The show was recorded, broadcast and streamed over Radio KBBF 89.1 FM in the NorthBay on Monday 12/10/18 and repeat broadcast and streamed over Radio KPCA 103.3 FM in Petaluma on Wednesday 12/12/18.

The Recording of the show is archived at   http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA181210.html

 

IOLERO’s Annual Report on Accountability of Sonoma County Sheriff

Featuring Guest

1. Susan Lamont,   Member, Police Brutality Coalition

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Announcements (Click for links below)

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1.  Susan Lamont discusses the release of the 2nd Annual Report by the Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach (IOLERO) on the accountability of the Sonoma County Sheriff to inspect complaints of its department and its airing at the Board of Supervisors meeting on December 4th.  The Sheriff’s Office response still displayed lack of trust in the mission of IOLERO. Susan recounts some of the history of civil rights violations of the Sheriff in the county.IOLERO was part of the county’s response to the killing of 13-year old Andy Lopez by Deputy Eric Gelhaus, besides its millions of dollars in court cousts defending this deputy from Civil Suit by the parents of Andy.

About our Guest: Susan Lamont is a longtime peace and social justice activist, who is currently affiliated with Sonoma County’s Green Party, Police Brutality Coalition and Veterans for Peace. She is also a writer, poet and photographer.

Guest Link:  slamont@xonic.net

Reference Links: The Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach (IOLERO) has released its second Annual Report summarizing the activities and findings of the Office for the period August 1, 2017 – July 31, 2018.  In addition to the Annual Report, IOLERO also has released the Sheriff’s Written Response to the Report, and IOLERO’s Comments on the Sheriff’s Response.  All three documents are avaliable at https://sonomacounty.ca.gov/IOLERO/News/IOLERO-Releases-FY-2017-18-Annual-Report/

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Annnouncements

January 2, 2019 Wenesday  6 to 8 PM,  Unshackled – monthly racial discussion group. Arlene Francis Center, Santa Rosa, CA https://www.facebook.com/IamUnshackled/

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January 19, 2019, Saturday, Women’s March in Santa Rosa, sponsored by the Sonoma County Peace and Justice Center and Leslie Graves.  http://www.pjcsoco.org/

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Music Selections:

The Opening and Closing Theme song is with permission of the Composer and Singer

Alix Dobkin: The Woman in Your Life is You by Alix Dobkin from the album Living with Lavender Jane (Women’s Wax Works) – www.alixdobkin.com

Everybody Knows sung by Holly Figueroa from the album Gifts and Burdens (2007 Holly O’Reilly)

It’s Political sung by Shannon LaBrie from the Album WWar and Peace ( 2016 LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC)

Link to Spinitron.com Playlist of the Women’s Spaces Showwsa181210

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Kimberly Kompel on the SF’s Women’s March of 1/21 and Alicia Ramon on the Sonoma County Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach (IOLERO), broadcast on 1/30/17, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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Andy Lopez, Civil Rights, Community organizing, Self esteem, Sonoma County, unite women, women in politics, women's rights

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Kimberly Kompel on the SF’s Women’s March of 1/21 and Alicia Ramon on the Sonoma County Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach  (IOLERO), broadcast on 1/30/17, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA170130.html

Featuring Guests:

1. Kimberly Kompel: particpant in the Million Women’s March in San Francisco on January 21, 2017

2. Alicia Ramon, Attorney, Chair, Sonoma County Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach

Announcements

Recap of the North Bay Community Engagement Fair at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds on Sunday January 29, 2017

Guest  1.  Kimberley Kompel describes what moved her to march and what she experienced besides a sea of Pink Pussy Hats in the San Francisco part of the national Million Women March on January 21, 2017, the day after the Inaguration of Donald Trump as President of the USA.

Guest Link:
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Guest 2.  Alicia Ramon is the Chair of the new Sonoma County Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach (IOLERO), Alicia is an attorney specializing in tenant rights, civil rights and personal injury claims, Alicia also currently represents clients suing the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office, Santa Rosa Police Department, and Sebastopol Police Department concerning the seizure of vehicles. She was also active in seeking reconciliation for the killing of 12-year old Andy Lopez for carrying a toy rifle that appeared threatening to a Sheriff Deputy.  Alicia describes her path to being Chair of IOLERO and how IOLERO, as stated on its website, provides all members of the public with independent and effective review of complaints against the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office, making policy recommendations to improve the responsiveness of the Sheriff’s Office to the community, and maintaining continual engagement with members of the public in Sonoma County.  Alicia reminds us that Sonoma County is not a “sanctuary county” and that the Sheriff’s Office will most likely cooperate with the Federal ICE regarding undocumented residents. IOLERO signed on to the petition It Won’t Happen Here – Sonoma County Resistance to the Trump Agenda, which our guest Susan Lamont on the show of 1/9/17 talked about.
Alicia Ramon is also a Board Member of Bilingual Broadcasting Foundation, Inc. (BBFI), the non-profit foundation which holds the licenses  for Radio KBBF.

Guest Link: http://sonomacounty.ca.gov/IOLERO/

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Related – Petition Link:
www.change.org/p/sonoma-county-board-of-supervisors-it-won-t-happen-here-sonoma-county-resistance-to-the-trump-agenda

Related Link: –  List of shows featuring the issue of the killing of Andy Lopez

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Music Selections:

Please Peace by Linda Ferro www.lindaferro.com

The Great Peace March by Holly Near (CD) from her album And Still We Sing
www.hollynear.com/and_still.html

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guest Kandis Nelson of Heru Network on law enforcement related killings of Blacks, broadcast on 7/11/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

Tags

Civil Rights, guns, prejudice, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guest Kandis Nelson of Heru Network on law enforcement related killings of Blacks,  broadcast on 7/11/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA160711.html

Featuring Guests:

1. Kandis Nelson, Founder, Heru Network

2. Amy Hoyt Bennett of Citizens Climate Lobby – interview postponed to a later date due to studio technical difficulties.

Announcements

Guest 1.  Kandis Nelson organized a vigil protest in Santa Rosa against the violence due to prejudiced police officers, shares her insights of the recent police killings of Black civilians and the killings of the five police officers by a Black army veteran of the war in Afghanistan that went viral over social media.  Kandis hosts Heru Network meetings at the Peace and Justice Center of Sonoma County.

Guest Link: www.pjcsonoma.org

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Elaine B. Holtz reads some of her poetry.

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Music Selections:

(on Youtube)

Music Selection: By My Silence by Ellen Bukstel and Nick Annis (CD) http://ellenbukstel.com/music/

The Galaxy Song ” from Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life, Performed by: Lynsey Moon – “Galaxy Song”

Please Peace by Linda Ferro,(CD).  Linda Ferro performed Please Peace on Women’s Spaces Presents in November 2009 and can be seen on video at
www.womensspaces.com/Pr/WSP091100.html

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guest Donzaleigh Abernathy with insights as the daughter of Rev. Ralph Abernathy, broadcast on 1/11/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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Civil Rights, Self esteem, women in theatre, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guest Donzaleigh Abernathy with insights as the daughter of Rev. Ralph Abernathy,  broadcast on 1/11/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA160111.html

Special Look into the Hearth of the Civil Rights Struggle

Featuring Guests:

1.Donzaleigh Abernathy ,  Actress, daughter of the late Rev. Ralph Abernathy

Donzaleigh Abernathy, Elaine B.Holtz and Kenneth E Norton at the 38th annual Martin Luther King,jr Birthday Celebration in Santa Rosa 1-17-2015

Announcements

Music Break:  Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around – Gospel song performed a cappella by Aria Saudade (on YouTube)

Guest 1.  Donzaleigh Abernathy shares insights as the daughter of Rev. Ralph Abernathy growing up amidst the Civil Rights struggle meeting violent oppositon and what sustained and inspired her.
Donzaleigh Abernathy will be the featured speaker at the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration at the Santa Rosa High School auditorium on Sunday, January 17 at 7 p.m.

Related Link:  Christ Smith’s article on Donzaleigh Abernathy on the Press Democrat website announcing the event

Guest Link:  Partners to History: Martin Luther King Jr., Ralph David Abernathy, and the Civil Rights Movement by Donzaleigh Abernathy (Book available at your local bookstore or Amazon website.)

Music Break:  By My Silence by Ellen Bukstel and Nick Annis http://ellenbukstel.com/music/

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with guests Santa Rosa City Councilwoman Erin Carlstrom on city update and Sabryyah Abdullah on Black History Month Film Festival of PACH, broadcast 2/3/2014 over KBBF 89.1 FM, has been added to the Radio Archives

Tags

Civil Rights, Santa Rosa, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with guests Santa Rosa City Councilwoman Erin Carlstrom on city update and Sabryyah Abdullah on Black History Month Film Festival of PACH, broadcast 2/3/2014 over KBBF 89.1 FM, has been added to the Radio Archives

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA1340203.html

To listen to the 60-minute recording click the link to the archive page above.

1. Community Announcements

2.  20:30  Erin Carlstrom, regular monthly guest, gives her Santa Rosa report as City Councilmember.

Guest Link: erincarlstrom.com

Break for Song:  Black History Month – A Tribute to Black Women
In tribute to the Greene Sisters, and to all Black Women who were never able to ask “When Will We Get Paid, For The Work We Done”
http://youtu.be/O4R0ZHFhSdc

3. 36:50  Sabryyah Abdullah speaks on Black History Month and announces the the PACH Black History Film Festival in Santa Rosa in February at the Arlene Francis Center.  PACH is the Police Accountability Clinic and Helpline in Sonoma County.

Guest Link:  http://pachline.org/black-history-month-film-festival/

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