We Believe . . . Get on the Bus
This page is dedicated to that amazing journey. The sisters held monthly mixers to fill the bus with liked minded Obama supporters.
On January 16, 2009, 54 people boarded a bus in Oakland, California, on their way to the inauguration of the first African-American President, Barack Obama and rolled into history. Sisters Helen, Shirley, Dorothy, Mary and Annie of the famed Everett and Jones Barbeque family restaurants in Oakland, California decided to charter a bus to witness the inauguration of Barack Obama, the first African A
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Equal Justice Society
Oakland, 94612
EJS is transforming the nation's consciousness on race through law, social science, and the arts.
Ella Baker Center
1419 34th Avenue
Oakland, 94601
Ella Baker Center is named for an unsung civil rights hero who inspired and guided emerging leaders. We live her legacy by advancing racial and economic justice to ensure dignity a...
Street Level Health Project
3125 E 15th Street
Oakland, 94601
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Children Rising
2633 Telegraph Avenue #412
Oakland, 94612
Enabling children to succeed in school ... and in life. Learn more: [email protected]
Youth In Mind
1035 22nd Avenue
Oakland, 94606
1035 22nd Ave., #14 Oakland, CA 94606 (510) 394-5878 www.yimcal.org See our stories: www.stompcampaign.org
Cantare
2619 Broadway
Oakland, 94612
Cantare seeks to foster a diverse community of compassion and understanding across generational, cul
Forage Oakland
Oakland
Forage Oakland began as a neighborhood backyard fruit barter network for North Oakland residents with surplus backyard fruit.
Wa Sung Community Service Club
388 9th Street, Ste 290
Oakland, 94607
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Digital Democracy
2323 Broadway
Oakland, 94612
Working with frontline communities to use technology to defend their environmental and human rights
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2000 Franklin Street
Oakland, 94612
Urban Habitat works to democratize power and advance equitable policies to create a just and connect