Asian, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander Month
Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (as...
Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (as...
Thank you for making our 3rd Annual Poetry Slam such...
Alameda Education Foundation’s Art Changes exhibit is closing at the...
AEF’s 2nd Annual Poetry Slam on March 22, 2025 at...
by Renate Westbrooks, from the AUSD Newsletter Community Voices
For this month’s Community Voices essay, we [AUSD] asked Renate Westbrooks to write about what Black History Month means to her. Ms. Westbrooks, a longtime educator here in Alameda, currently works as the Focal Scholars Advisor at Ruby Bridges Elementary School. She also serves on the board of the Alameda Education Foundation, and this year, Girls Inc. of the Island City chose her as one of its Women Who Dare Awardees!
Maw Shein Win’s full-length poetry collection Percussing the Thinking Jar...
Salma Arastu describes her series Our Earth: Embracing All Communities...
Alameda Education Foundation and Books Inc. celebrated National Poetry Month...