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Interactive art show for blind and seeing opens March 30

Written by PRIME Concepts on Feb 18, 2013

While people may struggle to see the artistic ideas and visions of others, it is the triumph of one local artist to share her vision of art and education with the blind and sight seeing communities. The Color of Blind is an interactive art show by Trina Geurra Bacon and Katherine Brown. The show brings together the senses of smell, touch and taste to offer the blind and seeing community a way in which to experience and understand color and art.

TETCO donates $210,000 to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

Written by Rudy Arispe on Feb 15, 2013

The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), South Central Texas Chapter received a $210,000 donation from TETCO and the Turner family to assist the nonprofit in its search to find a cure for type 1 diabetes, a life-threatening autoimmune disease.

Webcast: Building Out of SA's Comfort Zone

Written by evrard on Feb 11, 2013

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Help build a living history of the East Side

Written by Andrew Delgado on Feb 07, 2013

We need your help!

NOWCastSA is partnering with the Eastside Promise Neighborhood initiative to collect oral histories about San Antonio's East Side.

That means we want YOU to tell us anything and everything you can remember about your community!

American Civil Liberties Union resolution for Richard Alvarado

Written by ACLU of Texas on Feb 01, 2013

Resolved,

That the American Civil Liberties Union mourns the loss, and celebrates the life, of its
board member, devoted civil libertarian Richard Alvarado.

In 2003, the ACLU of Texas board held a strategic planning retreat. Based upon recommendations from his lifetime of service to civil rights and civil liberties, and his expertise in non-profit governance, Richard was invited to facilitate the discussion. It was love at first meeting.