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The Q&A portion of the Yolo Juneteenth 2019 Celebration Panel - Bold, United, Strong.

Audience question: If you were to have a dream, what kind of dream would you have?

Moderated by Sandy Holman, Founder of The Culture C.O.-O.P.

and featuring replies from:

Jann Murray-Garcia, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis

Calvin Handy, UCD Police Chief Emeritus

Marilyn Hayes

Rev. Jefferson, Second Baptist Church, Woodland, CA

Recorded by Aleem Shabazz, edited by Bryce Parker & Alex Silva.

Recorded 06/02/19.

A panel discussion held at the 2019 Yolo Juneteenth Celebration and themed around Bold, United, Strong.

Moderated by Sandy Holman, Founder of The Culture C.O.-O.P., and featuring:

Jann Murray-Garcia, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis

Calvin Handy, UCD Police Chief Emeritus

Marilyn Hayes

Rev. Jefferson, Second Baptist Church, Woodland, CA

Recorded by Aleem Shabazz, edited by Bryce Parker & Alex Silva.

Recorded 06/02/19.

Yolo Juneteenth Sponsors

A video containing highlights of the 2019 Yolo Juneteenth Celebration.

More videos including the panel discussion can be found at dctv.davismedia.org/content/juneteenth-collection

Recorded by Aleem Shabazz at the Davis Veterans Memorial Center. Edited by Bryce Parker.

Recorded 06/02/19.

Yolo Juneteenth Sponsors

On May 10th, 2018 Al Scorch and Hannah Fidler came in to the KDRT recording studio to do an interview and play some of their music to share with the people of Davis, CA.

The National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (NHPA) was a turning point in the history of archaeology in the United States.  This law required that the implementation of any project using federal funds or involving a federal permit take into account the project’s effects on historic places, including archaeological sites.