This week in Oakland features several exciting events, including Fans Fest, which celebrates the town's rich sports legacy, and a special discussion on displacement and oppression among Black and Indigenous communities led by notable authors. The event lineup highlights the community's spirit with musical performances, including cumbia celebrations with renowned artists and DJs. Additionally, the new CURYJ headquarters will serve as a hub for discussing critical social issues, fostering community engagement and awareness through literature and activism.
Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice (CURYJ) recently opened a brand new headquarters in the heart of Fruitvale, hosting authors Tommy Orange and Aida Mariam Davis to address key social issues.
Fans Fest celebrates Oakland's rich sports legacy with autograph sessions from former players and live music, showcasing the community's passion for sports since its inception in 2021.
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