City College of San Francisco Department of Journalism

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I think, in earlier eras, there was a sense that we were all in this together, and the photographers served an important purpose of witnessing and recording it. People understood that. They understood why a photographer was there. Now, I think, because media has changed, and there’s so much media, people see themselves as their own brand, and their own content creator, and they say ‘Why do we need a photographer there?’

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City College goes remote come August 17 -- in other words no face to face instruction. This is an opportunity to stay in the comfort of your home or apartment a...nd take a few courses. And for those of you who are San Francisco residents, it is tuition free. So, I want to take this opportunity to encourage you to consider picking up some skills in journalistic writing and photojournalism through the Department of Journalism. With the Fall semester beginning in about three weeks, register to be admitted into the college and then sign up for courses. Go to ccsf.edu...Check out the journalism courses in the post flyer, like our news writing and feature writing courses, our newest course entitled Fundamentals in Public Relations, and our Introduction to Photojournalism. If you have any questions, feel free to call me at 415-517-4426. If you encounter any problems, call me immediately! See more

In these challenging times, the art of story-telling is so critical in correcting social injustice. Develop that art form through the Department of Journalism at City College of San Francisco. Fall semester classes begin August 17. For more information, call 415-517-4426.

Congrats Spring 2020 Etc. Magazine Staff. WE DID IT!! Print version coming soon. Check out the latest issue: https://issuu.com/etc.ma/docs/sp2020_etc_book_issu

Please join the journalism department this Friday for the closing reception for David Bacon’s photography exhibition ‘One Job Should be Enough ’ at the Front Page Gallery. #ccsfjournalism #davidbaconphotography #hotelworkersstrike #sanfrancisco

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The journalism department is proud to announce that our photojournalism and magazine publication instructor Jessica Lifland has had her images from her Cowboy Poetry Project series recently published by National Geographic. To see the entire series dating back to 2004, please visit her website which is listed in the comments below. https://api.nationalgeographic.com//cowboy-poetry-gatherin

Save the date! Join City College’s Department of Journalism and Front Page Gallery at the closing reception of "One Job Should Be Enough," a solo exhibit by David Bacon. This event is co-hosted by the Labor Studies Department. https://www.facebook.com/events/317298422531030/... Closing reception & book signing: Friday, Feb. 28, 2020 (6-9 p.m.) at Front Page Gallery in CCSF Department of Journalism on Ocean Campus. Book signing by David Bacon starts at 6 p.m. GET DIRECTIONS HERE: https://bit.ly/36Axwo8 ****************** Exhibition dates: Nov. 22, 2019 - Feb. 28, 2020 Gallery hours: Mon-Fri (11 a.m.- 5 p.m.) Curated by James Fanucchi and Allison Ekevara Kitpowsong ****************** FRONT PAGE Gallery Department of Journalism 50 Frida Kahlo Way, Bungalow 615 (Below George M. Rush Stadium) San Francisco, 94112 More info: www.CCSFJournalism.com or (415) 239-3446 email: [email protected] Curated by James Fanucchi and Allison Ekevara Kitpowsong For more information contact: Juan Gonzales Department Chair 415-239-3446 [email protected] David Bacon is a California-based writer and photographer. He is the author of several books about migration: The Children of NAFTA, Communities Without Borders, Illegal People How Globalization Creates Migration and Criminalizes Immigrants, and The Right to Stay Home. His latest book is In the Fields of the North / En los Campos del Norte, copublished by the University of California Press (Berkeley) and the Colegio de la Frontera Norte (Tijuana), which documents the lives of farm workers in photographs and narratives. Bacon was a factory worker and union organizer for two decades with the United Farm Workers, the International Ladies Garment Workers and other unions. Today he documents the changing conditions in the workforce, the impact of the global economy, war and migration, and the struggle for human rights. His photography has been exhibited in the U.S. Mexico and Europe, and his articles and photoessays have been published widely. David Bacon has been documenting the lives and social movements of migrants, farm workers and communities impacted by globalization through photographs and journalism since 1988.