Crosscurrents

Bay Area high schools address the causes of sexual violence.Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s niece describes her uncle's legacy.This week's Audiograph mystery sound revealed.

How activists are cleaning up a historic waterway in San Francisco’s Bayview-Hunters Point.An exhibition that explores the immigration conflict through abandoned objects found along the U.S.-Mexico border. The next in our series about the families of revolutionaries, with Audee Kochiyama-Holman.

How a grocery store moving into an Oakland neighborhood cost its residents a bus stop. An interview with Cesar Chavez's son, Fernando Chavez. The omnipotent force behind a long-running fantasy game.

Mapping a region in the midst of change. Giving teens the freedom to learn and play through theater.Solving a mystery on the ocean shore.

Bay Area Jews head to the desert to reclaim their Biblical roots. An urban explorer finds wild nature in San Francisco.

The law that allows undocumented immigrants to get their driver’s license turns one this year, and it's changed the lives for these farmworkers. However, the process of obtaining a license isn't smooth for everyone. One man trying to bridge the communication gap between African immigrants and the DMV.

Why it’s important for hotels to train their staff to recognize and report sex trafficking.How Oakland Unified is addressing sexual exploitation.The story behind this week’s Audiograph mystery sound.

Who has access to the Emerald Triangle marijuana industry?The organizers of Bay Area Dance Week.Bringing tech to San Quentin Prison.

Bay Area residents try to get citizenship before November.An Oakland photographer captures beauty and struggle in low income communities of color.

What's driving the tent encampments in San Francisco? Finding magic behind bars in San Quentin. How an East Oakland artist is working to bring people together...with a tennis court.