Here it is, for your listening pleasure. For those of you who missed the special on February 1st, here is your chance to listen whenever it fits your schedule. Join KPFA as we celebrate black history and culture all month long! … Continued
The Trump Administration has spread fear in immigrant communities with the initiation of raids, arrests, and deportations. In California, immigrant rights groups and local counties have established rapid response networks to respond to reports of ICE raids and ascertain whether a raid is actually underway. Immigrant rights groups urge community members to publicly spread information … Continued
KPFA is thrilled to congratulate Sabrina Jacobs on receiving a prestigious award from 350 Bay Area, recognizing her tireless efforts to raise awareness about the climate emergency. Sabrina has empowered our community with vital information and a sense of urgency for change through her timely, thought-provoking program, A Rude Awakening. KPFA is deeply fortunate and endlessly grateful for the … Continued
In the ’90s, Hip-Hop music really began to take over the music industry, even though it was still dismissed by some older generations as “noise” and “not real music.” However, not everyone in the pre-Gen X generations had a distaste for Hip-Hop. One artist in particular, an icon whose stamp of approval on … Continued
The EEO-1 Report is a compliance survey mandated by federal statute and regulations. The survey requires company employment data to be categorized by race/ethnicity, gender and job category. 2024 KPFA-KPFB EEO REPORT
Join us on KPFA starting at 9 AM for an International Women’s Day Special Until 7 PM! 9:00 AM The Future of Socialist and Transnational Feminism Guests: Maria Svart, outgoing long-time National Director of the Democratic Socialists of America; Miho Kim and Judith Mirkinson of the Comfort Women Justice Coalition. Produced by Kate Raphael … Continued
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