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KPFA Local Board Meeting

Date:
Monday, January 11, 2010
Time:
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Event Type:
Meeting
Organizer/Author:
Tracy Rosenberg
Location Details:
Humanist Hall
390 27th Street
Oakland CA

The next meeting will be Monday, January 11th at 7:00pm at Humanist Hall 390 27th Street in Oakland. The public is welcome to attend. The meeting will be 3 hours in duration and include a public comment session.

Please disregard any contradictory information on KPFA's website. This is the correct meeting date and the entire board will be in attendance.

Added to the calendar on Mon, Dec 21, 2009 2:25PM

Comments (Hide Comments)
by outlander
The LSB has always met on Saturdays. Why the move to a week night?
by Tracy Rosenberg
The move to have some meetings on weeknights is to allow a member to attend at least some of the meetings who has a job conflict on Saturday afternoons. Since this member belongs to the then-minority faction (ICR), the Concerned Listeners group never agreed to hold any meetings on times other than Saturday afternoons for the past 2 years. Now that CL is no longer a majority - narrowly - the Independents decided that meetings should, at a minimum, rotate times so that no one member is forced to miss all of them due to scheduling issues.

Best,

Tracy Rosenberg
(Listener Rep - ICR)
by maggie kaigler
Thank goodness for the "keepers of the dream", career philanthropists, everyday folks and community activists who sacrifice time, money and personal hours to keep KPFA alive and uncorrupted. KPFA is the original from which all other community radio stations come, why echo NPR and imitate a copy? Like false leaders, copies look great until the real thing shows up. Let us realize the value of KPFA's mission statement as written by Lewis Hill, Pacifica Foundation founder. Support KPFA, a unique experiment in independent community based radio that empowers the disenfranchised and welcomes the marginalized. KPFA is the template for world wide community radio. Whether through ignorance, intent, mean spirited tricks, deceit, lies of omission or racist and sexists based behaviors, anyone who tries to control the dream to reap personal power and benefit will reap what they sow. Spinning figures and confusing financial records are indicators of fraud. KPFA donations leave a traceable paper trail. Listeners the time is now! Please support the institution, become involved! Speak out, donate time or money, find a way to show up, physically, spiritually, mentally!! And then, maintain constant vigil as to the integrity of those minding the till and managing our dream.
by Mario
I have no problem with the time change . But i am a little concerned with the lack of unity among those up against KPFA's top dogs . For example during the campaign i was very impressed with candidates from the Independents and Peoples Radio . i never understood though why there wasn't a single slate .
So several of the Independent slate won but none of the Peoples Radio guys . I think that's really too bad .
I think we could use KPFA vets like Rick Phelps and Stan Woods back on the board . They both sounded great on the air .Instead we have at least a couple of Newbees who's knowledge of and commitment to the keeping of Pacifica as a radical cutting edge alternative is questionable .
My question to Tracy is shouldn't all of those who are working for this common goal be supported ? Why didn't you endorse the above candidate as well as your slatemates ?
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