Event

The Davis for Real Public Safety Bike Caravan/Teach-in was recorded Saturday, May 15th, 1pm-3pm by Davis Media Access.
The event included panelists from local organizations such as Yolo Democratic Socialists of America, Yolo People Power,UAW 2865, and Solidarity Space Davis.

{The views expressed in this program do not necessarily reflect the
opinions of Davis Media Access, which records local events for the
community archive.}

March to Fund a Safer Davis was recorded May 29, 2020 by Davis Media Access.
Organizers include representatives from
Yolo Democratic Socialists of America
Yolo People Power
UAW 2865
Solidarity Space Davis
WiLD Events
Yolo Grassroots Collective
Congregation Bet Haverim
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement
Davis Phoenix Coalition
Indivisible Yolo
Yolo Progressives
Multiculturalism Rocks
Davis Community Church’s Compassion Peace and Justice Ministry

WALK for CLIMATE JUSTICE, Thursday, March 11, 2021 @ 3:00 in Davis.

Recorded by Davis Media Access

The walk was organized by Davis Climate Strike

in conjunction with Greenfaith’s international “Sacred People, Sacred Earth Day of Climate Action”. Climate action events will be held on six continents.

{The views expressed in this program do not necessarily reflect the

opinions of Davis Media Access, which records local events for the

community archive.}

The tradition of the global Make Music Day is to bring communities together for a day of diverse music-making including all ages and all levels of performance.   In honor of the international “Make Music Day” celebrated across the globe each June 21st on Summer Solstice, we present the “Make Music Davis- DIMI Showcase 2021.”

Welcome to our Yolo Virtual Juneteenth 2021!   In celebration of all the challenges that we have historically and recently overcome, this year’s theme is “Still We Rise!”   We thank the sponsors and vendors who helped make this event possible, and we invite you to visit their websites below.   For more information on this important holiday and to make a Juneteenth donation, visit our webpage: https://www.yolojuneteenth.org/

Special Guests (*)

A celebration of Bob Dunning's unprecedented career at The Davis Enterprise.  The presentation includes his early years in Davis, covering community and UC Davis sports, writing a widely-read newspaper column, supporting community activities and raising a family.  Special appearances by friends, elected officials and community members.  

Hosted by Bob Bowen.    

For more information about the scholarship and vehicle parade, go here:   https://www.smartzgraphics.com/bob-dunning-scholarship.

A celebration of Bob Dunning's unprecedented career at The Davis Enterprise.    In addition to the Virtual Celebration, our vehicle parade (car & bike) took place on Saturday, April 24 at 11 a.m., and was a huge success.

Over a hundred vehicles took part in the parade.  Footage was recorded by The Davis Enterprise on Facebook live, and a great video was compiled by the Yolo YoYo's here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2B5h-S5Ng4

This video by Davis Media Access serves as an archive of the event.

Presented by Tree Davis.

Lois has dedicated her career to Public Service and stewardship of the environment. From Mayor to State Senator, she has been a strong advocate of urban forestry, urban greening and climate change mitigation. As a founding member of Tree Davis in 1993, along with Bob Cordrey and Dick Blanchard, she helped create the public non-profit partnership that still thrives today.

The League of Women Voters Davis Area invites the community to participate in a dialogue regarding racism, equality and inclusivity initiatives in the Davis Area.

The moderated forum begins with a keynote speaker followed by a panel discussion, and concludes with a question and answer period.

The panel is moderated by Komal Hak, LWV Davis Area Director of Communications, Strategy & Marketing.

Our Keynote Speaker:

Sandy Holman

YED stands for Yolo, Education and Discovery and is a name play borrowing from the well-known TED-Talks. It’s an evolution of the Yolo Leaders summits that have been organized with local school, city and county elected officials and executive staff for over 10 years to gather and learn about issues of common interest.