Heal the Streets is a fellowship offered at the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights in Oakland California. Heal the Streets fellowship creates proactive voices in the fight for social change.
The above interview highlights Tamara Perkins a local filmmaker and activist. She shares her work in the community and how she is inspiring others to empower their community.
Tracey interviews Laura Allen of Greywater Guerrillas and Richard Harris of EBMUD.
“Tracey is a passionate television host, activist, and film producer! Her zeal for social issues, such as homelessness,
single mothers, and child sexual abuse, make her a strong and vital advocate in the field of television and film. I appreciate Tracey's hard work ethic, and her will to make things right in this world, one interview at a time!”
Margaret Rhee , Student , University of California, Berkeley
single mothers, and child sexual abuse, make her a strong and vital advocate in the field of television and film. I appreciate Tracey's hard work ethic, and her will to make things right in this world, one interview at a time!”
Margaret Rhee , Student , University of California, Berkeley