Category Archives: In the media
Prop 8 Decision Released Tuesday morning
Hard to believe that the battle over Prop 8 has been fought for over 4 years now. In honor of tomorrow’s forthcoming decision, I thought it’d be fun to take a quick look back to how public opinion was forming around the issue
Prop 8 Decision Released Tuesday morning
Hard to believe that the battle over Prop 8 has been fought for over 4 years now. In honor of tomorrow’s forthcoming decision, I thought it’d be fun to take a quick look back to how public opinion was forming around the issue
Ranked Choice Voting, a system worth fighting for
Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) or “Instant Run-Off Voting” as it’s sometimes called, is currently under fire in San Francisco. Two charter amendments are currently working their way through the Rules Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Recently I
Ranked Choice Voting, a system worth fighting for
Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) or “Instant Run-Off Voting” as it’s sometimes called, is currently under fire in San Francisco. Two charter amendments are currently working their way through the Rules Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Recently I
An Exercise in Opulence: Hearst Castle
An Exercise in Opulence: Hearst Castle NOTE: Originally published on untapped sf. on November 7, 2011. This article has been re-posted with the permission of the author. by vanessa chan Contemporary audiences know William Randolph Hearst as the Orson Welles–created eccentric
An Exercise in Opulence: Hearst Castle
An Exercise in Opulence: Hearst Castle NOTE: Originally published on untapped sf. on November 7, 2011. This article has been re-posted with the permission of the author. by vanessa chan Contemporary audiences know William Randolph Hearst as the Orson Welles–created eccentric
re: “Redistricting worries San Francisco’s gay leaders”
On July 1st, 2011 the San Francisco Examiner published an article entitled “Redistricting worries San Francisco’s gay leaders.” In response to that article, Benjamin Leong & Carlo De La Cruz Co-Chair & Political Awareness Chair of the Gay Asian Pacific
re: “Redistricting worries San Francisco’s gay leaders”
On July 1st, 2011 the San Francisco Examiner published an article entitled “Redistricting worries San Francisco’s gay leaders.” In response to that article, Benjamin Leong & Carlo De La Cruz Co-Chair & Political Awareness Chair of the Gay Asian Pacific
modern day barriers to voting
Looking back over the 2010 Elections, I can’t help but count myself lucky to have had the opportunity to shape and re-launch the Voter Rights Project at the Asian Law Caucus. The right to vote is a fundamental right guaranteed to all citizens of
modern day barriers to voting
Looking back over the 2010 Elections, I can’t help but count myself lucky to have had the opportunity to shape and re-launch the Voter Rights Project at the Asian Law Caucus. The right to vote is a fundamental right guaranteed to all citizens of
Corina & Sergio’s Wedding: First Decennial
Corina & Sergio’s Wedding: First Decennial Video I edited and put together for my sister’s wedding. Congrats to the both of them! Music: Fly Me Away – Annie LIttle La vie en rose – Louis Armstrong Photography by Ja Tecson http://jatecson.com/
Corina & Sergio’s Wedding: First Decennial
Corina & Sergio’s Wedding: First Decennial Video I edited and put together for my sister’s wedding. Congrats to the both of them! Music: Fly Me Away – Annie LIttle La vie en rose – Louis Armstrong Photography by Ja Tecson http://jatecson.com/
Gawad Kalinga: Building Dreams
Gawad Kalinga: Building Dreams By Carlo De La Cruz Note: Originally published in Balikbayan Magazine in the February – March 2010 Issue. Gawad Kalinga (GK) is a Philippine based NGO that strives to create homes and sustainable shelters for the poorest of
Gawad Kalinga: Building Dreams
Gawad Kalinga: Building Dreams By Carlo De La Cruz Note: Originally published in Balikbayan Magazine in the February – March 2010 Issue. Gawad Kalinga (GK) is a Philippine based NGO that strives to create homes and sustainable shelters for the poorest of
Census: Asian Undercount Would Mean Billions of Dollars Lost for California
Re-posting a video featuring footage from one of the Census 2010 workshops I conducted for the South East Asian community as part of the ‘Count Me In Campaign’ for the 2010 Census. Originally posted by New America Media California lost
Census: Asian Undercount Would Mean Billions of Dollars Lost for California
Re-posting a video featuring footage from one of the Census 2010 workshops I conducted for the South East Asian community as part of the ‘Count Me In Campaign’ for the 2010 Census. Originally posted by New America Media California lost
