Remembering Rev. Elizabeth V. Coleman, pastor at McGee Avenue Baptist Church By Kelly Coleman-Jack and Carrie ColemanNov. 262021Nov. 272021 The Rev. Elizabeth V. Coleman had a passion for serving children and youth and brought restorative justice to the Berkeley Technology Academy.
Berkeley church launches housing project, with $1M city loan By Natalie OrensteinSept. 242019Jan. 272020 The 101-year-old McGee Avenue Baptist Church is finally able to restore eight vacant apartments.
100-year-old church wants to turn neglected complex into affordable housing By Natalie OrensteinJan. 32019Dec. 92019 The McGee Avenue Baptist Church is using a land trust model that could become more popular as a way to create affordable housing.
How people living on the streets in Berkeley find their food By Cirrus WoodJune 282017July 42017 Seven individuals talk about how they get food and what they eat living on the streets of Berkeley.
New South Berkeley food justice nonprofit celebrates Earth Day By Natalie OrensteinApril 252017May 122017 Residents in South and West Berkeley have greater health risks than those in other neighborhoods. The Center for Food, Faith & Justice is addressing the issue with garden, classes.
With ‘Young Lives Matter,’ Berkeley dads hope to shape the future through lessons of the past By Delency ParhamFeb. 192016March 252020