Explore tweets tagged as #KQED
Dulce Tricolor, a Bay Area Venezuelan dance group founded in 2019, teaches children traditional folk dances while preserving culture, building community and offering a sense of home amid Venezuela’s ongoing political and economic crisis.
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Due to the ongoing San Francisco teachers strike, the Exploratorium was flooded with children on a Wednesday afternoon. Here is a list of the museums, galleries, libraries and other locations offering a space for SFUSD families during the strike: https://t.co/9CHgja8CA9
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In the late ’80s and early ’90s, a group of five African American men — all famous comedians — created a body of work that shifted popular culture, altered the entertainment industry and impacted generations to come. https://t.co/LMtjiyoIy5
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Some mayors have airports as legacy projects. Others have downtown arenas. @MattMahanSJ has tiny homes. The mayor of San José has led a massive expansion of temporary housing. Now, he’s running for governor. Is the shelter system built to last? https://t.co/SWsLnxXbwt
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Japanese omakase with a Filipino twist, Roman-inspired pinsas, Greek small plates. 😋 Tune in to a brand-new Check, Please! Bay Area next Thursday, 2/12 at 7:30 p.m. on @KQED 9. ✨ Rather watch online? Head here for the premiere link: https://t.co/GFrSXwI9ER
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San Francisco's free Valentine’s Day block party gets underway on Feb. 14 in the area surrounding Balmy Alley, offering live music, kids’ activities, local vendors, an art gallery, live painting, custom cars and wellness services. https://t.co/hYT0ovZSy8
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“I am urging for more caution. Even the seemingly benign resources we might use in our classrooms today come with tradeoffs,” wrote Dr. Antero Garcia, a Stanford University education professor. @edutopia
https://t.co/oyZ67MxJmb
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Today in history. February 5, 2022. The mom’s rally for shutting down the “fetty lounge” met with opposition. @HealthRIGHT360 @garymccoysf @TheCoalitionSF led the charge. Not sure if @KQED ran any of Stevens interview. Fun fact. Also on this day in history I met Steven 2019.
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More than 40% of surveyed grades 6–12 teachers used AI detection tools during the last school year, despite numerous research studies showing that AI detection tools are far from reliable. https://t.co/vom8EyWGO8
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At a time when affordability has reached a crisis point for so many Bay Area families, Grand Cafe might just be the East Bay’s most reasonably priced new restaurant. https://t.co/Ttd7HhIfY2
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In Petaluma, Stockhome offers a casual yet deeply personal take on Swedish street food influenced by Middle Eastern flavors. Guests dig into comfort food that reflects the multicultural spirit of modern-day Stockholm. Head here for the full episode: https://t.co/Nxahy5sn41
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Hey @KQED, honest question: when you cover prisons, could women be more than an afterthought? Some of your actual headlines, translated: New Prison Rules Ban Female Clothing for Trans Women (or Men Are Sad b/c They Can’t Wear Women’s Panties) California Prisons Fail to Uphold
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My feature for @KQEDnews on yesterday’s UESF march and why their push for fully covered healthcare is top of their list:
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SF Teachers Strike Has No End in Sight as Union, District Spar Over Health Care
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Venezuelan Dance Group in the Bay Area Keeps Culture Alive for a New Generation
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The most effective classroom jobs offer benefits for both students and teachers. Here is a list of low-lift yet still impactful roles for students. @edutopia
https://t.co/um4WzdTPX4
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Take This Hammer was directed and produced by Richard O. Moore for San Francisco’s KQED. KQED’s board ordered 15 minutes to be cut before broadcast, calling it inflammatory and extremist. The footage featured young Black Muslims from Hunters Point speaking about the failure of
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