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CrosscurrentsThe Enchanted Hills Camp was founded in 1950. It’s a place where blind children and adults can swim, dance, play music, ride horses and use a woodshop. Reporter Hannah Kingsley-Ma visited the man at the heart of its Woodworking program a few years back.
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CrosscurrentsSince FBI agents raided the home of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, more questions have been raised. We hear from Oaklandside reporter Eli Wolfe about the expanding probe into the administration of Mayor Sheng Thao and its dealing with the Duong family.
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CrosscurrentsGetting around independently as a blind person means learning a specialized set of skills. For Disability Pride Month, we meet someone who helps newly blind people learn how to navigate.
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CrosscurrentsPaul Corman-Roberts talks about his latest book "Bone Moon Palace" and hosting the upcoming East Bay literary festival Beast Crawl.
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CrosscurrentsEvery other year, communities across the country count the number of unhoused folks in their area. It's a way to get federal funding. But is the model working?
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CrosscurrentsIf you’re walking down Montgomery Street in downtown San Francisco and find yourself looking up at a 15 foot tall cat, you might not be hallucinating, you might actually be standing in front of the windows of KALWs popup space.
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CrosscurrentsIf you come by our San Francisco downtown space at 220 Montgomery you can visit our rotating art gallery. On display now is art from the Burning Man community. And this week, we’ll be bringing you conversations with those artists. Today, we hear from Brenden Blaine Darby.
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CrosscurrentsThe redevelopment of San Francisco's India Basin Waterfront is cleaning up the coast. But in order for neighborhood kids to get the most out of their new park, they need to learn to swim.
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CrosscurrentsJuly is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month and we'll hear from psychiatrist Robin Cooper on how vulnerable populations are disproportionately impacted by this crisis.
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CrosscurrentsCement and concrete account for around 7 percent of carbon dioxide emissions. That's as much as cars. Now, this essential commodity is getting a climate-focused reinvention.