Cosponsored by Commons Archive, a neighborhood memory bank.  Commons Archive This presentation is part of Commons Archive, a permanent neighborhood memory bank housed at the Golden Gate Branch Library.  Co-sponsored by Commons Archive, a neighborhood memory bank.

This large question is at the heart of Commons Archive , a neighborhood memory bank organized by cultural researcher and artist Sue Mark at North Oakland’s Golden Gate Branch Library. Commons Archive is thrilled to officially launch the ‘Golden Gate Library Local Collection’.

Right in time for October, the month celebrated by the National Archive as “American Archives Month,” these new books are now available through the Commons Archive , “ Antique library chairs retrofitted to play home to the Commons Archive books. Commons Archive is still collecting neighbor stories and wants to hear yours.

Commons Archive is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Free Breakfast survival program. ‘Neighbor Connections’ workshops are part of Commons Archive, a neighborhood memory bank at the Golden Gate Branch Library. www.commonsarchive.net.

To learn more about the project, please visit www.commonsarchive.net Saturday, February 9, 2019, 2 pm – 4 pm Golden Gate Branch Library, 5606 San Pablo Avenue, Oakland, CA This event is supported by California Humanities through an Humanities for All Project Grant.  Commons Archive, Saturu-Ned_workshop3 Saturu Ned

These transcripts are now part of Commons Archive, a neighborhood memory bank that engages Golden Gate neighbors through their histories.  To learn more about the project, please visit www.commonsarchive.net  This program is supported by California Humanities through an Humanities for All Project Grant. 

OAKLAND―Join Commons Archive for a special Thursday evening ‘after-hours’ at North Oakland’s Golden Gate Library on February 13, 2020. Commons Archive holds in place the stories of those who have lived in the Golden Gate neighborhood and provides access to these stories for years to come.

Neighbor Connections workshops are part of COMMONS ARCHIVE, a neighborhood memory bank at the Golden Gate Branch Library. COMMONS ARCHIVE honors neighbors as participants, narrators & creators of the many histories of this dynamically changing area. www.commonsarchive.net.

$20,000 Commons Archive Kala Art Institute, Berkeley Project Director: Sue Mark Kala Art Institute will partner with cultural researcher Sue Mark and the Oakland Public Library Golden Gate Branch in North Oakland to develop Commons Archive, a neighborhood memory bank for a community in transition.

$20,000 Commons Archive Kala Art Institute, Berkeley Project Director: Sue Mark Kala Art Institute will partner with cultural researcher Sue Mark and the Oakland Public Library Golden Gate Branch in North Oakland to develop Commons Archive, a neighborhood memory bank for a community in transition.