The Tiburon Film Festival presents a free screening of this film about the Quechua living on Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni.

Ludovic Blain and Victor Corral from the Insight Center and Luis Granados from the Mission Economic Development Agency discuss the wealth gap at the National Radio Project. RSVP requested.

What can we do to ensure our courts and judges are viewed as fair? How will impending decisions on habeas corpus and due process at Guantanamo Bay shape the political landscape. Wells is the president of the American Bar Association and an outspoken advocate for judicial independence.

One day introduction to foundation fundraising at the Foundation Center Library.

A workshop to work on blind spots and limitations for women who identify as white and feel blocked or challenged in ant-racism work. Using Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed as a methodology.

Land Use design intensive course.

4:00pm Screening Race to the Bottom 5:00pm Reception 6:00pm SF Living Wage Coalition Community Outreach Documentary

The Annenberg School announces the launch of the Hunt Fund for Health Journalism which will offer grants between $2,500 and $10,000 to print, broadcast and new media journalists. The deadline to apply is July 22nd.

Young people are asked to submit films, perform spoken word or write poetry documenting the over-use of harsh "zero-tolerance" policies and the criminalization of youth by schools. Submissions are due by August 2, 2009.

Poets and Writers sponsors this contest open to poets and fiction writers who have have published no more than one full-length book in their genre and have resided in california for two consective years prior to the date of manuscript submission. Winners receive a $500 honorarium, all expenses paid trip to NYC to meet with agents and editors and a public reading of their work in Spring 2010.

Films, schedule, ticket info and venues to come.