Mable Howard was also a beloved role model for her daughter, internationally recognized artist Mildred Howard, who grew up “believing she could accomplish anything.” Her work, which includes many public artworks in the Bay Area, reframes history to tell the stories of those who are overlooked. The film features interviews with Mildred Howard, Ron Dellums, Loni Hancock, Jeff Chang, Ying Lee, Carole Kennerly, Max Anderson, Roberta Brooks, Margy Wilkinson, and Onynex Johnson. Her landmark 1968 lawsuit against BART forced the transit agency to underground trains that traveled through South Berkeley so the economic stability and cultural diversity of the neighborhood could be preserved.Ĭalled Mama Howard for nurturing many upcoming prominent civic leaders, she was a highly respected activist for women’s rights and racial justice. The family soon joined the growing community of African Americans in South Berkeley. Mable Howard came with her husband and children to San Francisco during World War II to work in the shipyards of Hunters Point. This documentary threads together a multiplicity of Bay Area stories centered on social and economic justice and examines the fragile nature of change over two generations. This remarkable story of legendary Berkeley social activist Mable “Mama” Howard and her daughter, renowned artist Mildred Howard, illuminates the power of civic engagement while incorporating broader issues of gentrification. and also on Thursday evenings starting at 6:00 p.m. There's an interactive map that will show you the library closest to you offering eclipse resources.Welcome to the Neighborhood (2018, 26 min., 36 sec.) runs every half hour starting at 10:00 a.m.
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Make sure to bring your waterproof camera or waterproof bag!Įnjoy drink specials and watch the solar eclipse at Brass Tap in Trinity! $10 will get you a choice of select draft (40 choices), select martini or cocktail, or house wine plus any pizza you choose. You can head out to Horseshoe Island on a paddle board to view the solar eclipse! Upper Tampa Bay Water Sports in Oldsmar will assemble a group to paddle out to the island to watch the eclipse at 1 p.m. Related: Still on the hunt for solar eclipse glasses in Tampa Bay? You'll want to read this Even if cloudy skies prevent firsthand viewing of the eclipse, MOSI will air a live-stream video of the event from NASA. MOSI educators will be on hand to answer questions and ensure a safe viewing experience. The Museum of Science & Industry will engage eclipse enthusiasts with a range of STEM activities, including a space talk, viewing of the eclipse through telescopes fitted with solar filters and eclipse viewer building. MOSI to host free solar eclipse special event Are you looking for a unique way to experience the total solar eclipse in Tampa Bay? Well, you’re in luck!Ĭheck out these fun events happening in the Bay Area on Monday: