Celebrates Women’s History Month

Program and Resource Guide March 2013 Saturday 2 Evening 9pm World Apache 8 tells the compelling 10:30am World To the Contrary with Bonnie story of an all-women wild land Erbe | R (World) 3/3 1:30pm firefighter crew from the White Afternoon Mountain Apache tribe. | D 3pm World Makers: Women Who Make 10pm World Annie Oakley: American America Meryl Streep narrates Experience tells the story of the compelling story of the a five-foot-tall sharpshooter advancement of women in who became a world-renowned America in the past 50 years. symbol of the Wild West. | D | D | R (World) 3/3 9pm 11pm World A Girl’s Life explores what it means to be a girl in America Sunday 3 today; based on Rachel Public 5:30pm KQED + Cherish the Ladies: An Irish Simmons’ book Odd Girl Out. Homecoming | H | s | | R (Life) 3/29 10pm The critically acclaimed Irish Television American group headlines Sunday 10 an unforgettable night of 7pm World Miller Center Forums Janny entertainment at In March, KQED proudly celebrates the diversity of Scott — A Singular Woman: Bucknell University. our community with a special programming lineup The Untold Story. Scott on KQED 9 and KQED Plus (+) . provides a look into the life of Tuesday 5 the woman who most shaped Barack Obama’s life, his mother. KQED 9 is available over the air on DT9.1, 54.2 Early and 25.1; via most cable systems on Channel 9; 12:30am KQED + This is Us | q | Locals in Space 9pm World America Reframed | H | on XFINITY cable Channel 709; and via satellite includes profiles of local Beyond Belief. Susan Retik and Patti Quigley are two ordinary on DirecTV (local and HD Channel 9) and DISH astronomers Natalie Batalha and Sandra Faber. soccer moms living in the network (local Channel 8226 in SD only). affluent suburbs of Boston until Wednesday 6 tragedy strikes. Rather than KQED Plus is available over the air on Channel 54, turning inwards, grief compels 1pm World Global Voices | H | Motherland these women to focus on the DT54.1, 9.2 and 25.2. It is on XFINITY cable Afghanistan. One in seven country where the terrorists who Channel 10 and in HD on 710; and on DirecTV Afghan women currently dies took their husbands’ lives were (Channel 54, SD and HD) and DISH (Channel 54 in childbirth. This program trained: Afghanistan. or 8234) satellite systems. introduces the women behind these devastating statistics. | R Monday 11 This guide also lists programs airing on KQED Life (World) 3/6 1pm, 3/8 8am 11am World American Masters Harper (XFINITY 189, Channel 54.3) and KQED World Lee: Hey, Boo explores the (XFINITY 190, Channel 9.3). Some programs Thursday 7 phenomenon behind To Kill repeat additional times on these two channels. 8am World Barbara Morgan: No Limits a Mockingbird and the Visit kqed.org/dtv for the complete digital tells the story of an elementary mysterious life of its author. program schedule. school teacher who overcame | R (9) 3/13 9pm, 3/14 3am, often tragic challenges to 3/16 5pm; (Life) 3/13 9pm, become a full-fledged astronaut. 3/16 5pm, 3/18 9:30pm programming symbols afternoon q this program is a KQED production, Friday 8 12:30pm World Storied Life of Millie Benson co-production or presentation. 11pm KQED 9 Live from the Artists Den recounts the inspiring life of H this program (or episode) is airing on Adele. The British sensation the author and adventurer who KQED 9 or KQED + for the first time. Adele performs at the Santa wrote the first Nancy Drew Monica Bay Woman’s Club. mysteries. s this broadcast will be interrupted by | R (9) 3/9 5am 1pm World American Masters fundraising intermissions. Margaret Mitchell: American R this program will be repeated on the Saturday 9 Rebel profiles the Pulitzer date/s noted. Prize–winning author behind Early D Descriptive video information for the the best-selling novel Gone With 5am KQED 9 Live from the Artists Den the Wind. | R (Life) 3/18 8:30pm; sight-impaired is available on televisions Adele. (World) 3/13 8am with stereo capability. 10:30am World To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe | R (World) 3/10 1:30pm Tuesday 12 Programs are subject to change after afternoon 7:30pm KQED 9 Unleash the Power of press deadlines. For the latest program 4:30pm World No Going Back: Women and the Female Brain with information, visit kqed.org/tvchanges or call the War | H | looks at how the Dr. Amen | s | Best-selling our automated program information line at lives of women and their roles author and brain expert Dr. 415.354.8000. If you are recording, allow five in society changed during and Daniel Amen offers insight on minutes for early starts and late finishes. after the Civil War. the unique characteristics and 5pm World History Detectives needs of the female brain along Cover photo: Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Doc Holliday’s Watch/Civil War with a practical, prescriptive into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. 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Saturday 23 9pm Life America in Primetime Evening Independent Woman. Television 7pm KQED 9 Escaramuza: Early Voces on PBS show writers and actors discuss Riding from the Heart. A gutsy 3am KQED 9 Tina Fey: The Mark Twain a character archetype that has team of women rodeo riders vie Prize remained a staple of primetime. to represent the United States 5:30am KQED 9 Spark | q | Erika Chong Shuch, | D | R (9) 3/29 9pm, 3/30 3am at the National Charro Jesus Aguilar, Kathy Aoki, M dot 10pm Life POV Patti Smith: Dream of Life. Championships. | D | R (9) Strange. | R (Life) 3/23 5:30pm, Performance clips and personal 3/25 1am 3/24 6:30pm reflections create an intimate 8pm KQED 9 Live from Lincoln Center 10:30am World To the Contrary with Bonnie portrait of the legendary rocker. | H | Kristin Chenoweth: The Erbe | R (World) 3/24 1:30pm 11pm World Julia Robinson and Dames of Broadway? All afternoon Hilbert’s Tenth Problem of ’Em!!! Enjoy a concert of tells Robinson’s inspiring life beloved Broadway songs by 2:30pm KQED + This is Us | q | Remarkable Women includes profiles of story as a pioneering American Emmy- and Tony-winner Kristin artist Annie Morhauser and mathematician. | D | R (World) Chenoweth. | R (9) 3/25 2am biologist Alacia Welch. 3/28 7am, 1pm 9pm World America Reframed | H | 3pm World Swimming in Auschwitz 11:15pm KQED 9 More Funny Ladies of Flying: Confessions of a Free Jewish women recall the British Comedy Penelope Woman, Part 2. spiritual resistance they Keith hosts a look at some of 10:30pm KQED 9 POV | H | Girl Model lifts the veil maintained against the Nazis the funniest moments from the on the international modeling while imprisoned. great women of British comedy. industry, revealing a world of | R (9) 3/24 5:15am 4pm World Legend of Pancho Barnes deceit, exploitation and lost | and the Happy Bottom innocence. R (9) 3/25 4:30am; Riding Club tells the story of Sunday 24 (Life) 3/29 8:30pm; (World) 3/25 12:30pm Florence Lowe Barnes, one of Early the most accomplished women 5:15am KQED 9 More Funny Ladies of pilots of the early 20th century. British Comedy Monday 25 5pm World Final Hours: Amelia afternoon Early Earhart’s Last Flight noon KQED 9 Virtuoso: The Olga Samaroff 1am KQED 9 Voces on PBS Escaramuza: re-creates the final flight of Story | H | Learn the true, yet Riding from the Heart. | D Amelia Earhart, the aviation untold story of one of America’s 2am KQED 9 Live from Lincoln Center pioneer who disappeared great female concert pianists of Kristin Chenoweth: The Dames in 1937. the early 20th century. | R (Life) of Broadway? All of ’Em!!! 6pm KQED 9 Life Is a Banquet: The 3/25 7pm 4:30am KQED 9 POV Girl Model. | R (Life) 3/29 Rosalind Russell Story 1pm KQED 9 Grace Kelly: The American 8:30pm; (World) 3/25 12:30pm Kathleen Turner narrates this Princess presents an intimate insightful and warm profile of 11am World Powder and the Glory perspective on the life of the the actress. | R (Life) 3/31 9pm Elizabeth Arden and Helena actress-turned-princess. Rubinstein began what is now

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League of Women Voters of Berkeley, Asian Women’s Resource Center Albany, and Emeryville 415.788.1008 and 415.421-8827; gummoon.org 510.843.8824; http://lwvbae.org Addresses the needs of women and children in A nonpartisan, nonprofit, grass-roots organization geographic and social transition. Empowers these promoting political responsibility through informed, individuals, fostering stability, self-reliance, self- active participation of citizens in government. determination and full access to opportunity.

National Women’s History Project Bay Area Radical Women 707.636.2888; nwhp.org Resources 415.864.1278; radicalwomen.org Recognizes and celebrates the diverse and A multi-issue international socialist feminist historic accomplishments of women by organization dedicated to training women leaders. providing information and educational materials Please note that this is only a small and programs. California National Organization for Women portion of the many organizations that http://canow.org; 916.442.3414 The Older Women’s League serve the African American community The largest organization of feminist activists in the See SENIORS in the Bay Area. To add your organization United States, with chapters in all 50 states. to this list or update information for next Spectrum Community Services California Women’s Agenda year’s guide, please send an email to 510.881.0300; spectrumcs.org win-cawa.org/cawa; 415.221.4841 [email protected]. A community service center committed to A state action alliance of 600 organizations improving people’s quality of life. Builds working in collective action through real and partnerships with other community service virtual networks to empower California women. organizations and helps people to be financially sustainable and independent. Commission on the Status of Women 415.252.2570; sfgov.org/cosw The Women’s Building Ensures equal treatment and fosters the 415.431.1180; womensbuilding.org socioeconomic, political and educational A vibrant multiservice community center and advancement of women and girls throughout resource room in dedicated to San Francisco through policies, legislation providing women and girls with the tools and and programs. resources they need to achieve full and equal participation in society. Community United Against Violence 415.777.5500; 415.333.HELP (4357) (crisis) Women’s Economic Agenda Project cuav.org 510.986.8620; weap.org Offers a 24-hour confidential, multi-lingual Demands economic justice for poor women and support line, free counseling, legal advocacy their families. Assists poor women to achieve and emergency assistance (hotel, food and a living wage by providing technical training, transportation vouchers) to survivors of domestic emotional support and links to resources. violence, hate violence and sexual assault.

Women’s Foundation Equal Rights Advocates 415.837.1113; womensfoundca.org 800.839.4372 (toll-free advice/counseling), Supports organizations that serve low-income 415.621.0672; equalrights.org women and girls throughout California. Funds and Protects and secures equal rights and economic supports programs that work to prevent violence opportunities for women and girls through against women and girls; that promote girls’ litigation and advocacy. leadership, health and economic justice; and that promote and protect the human rights of women Girls Inc. of Alameda County and girls. 510.357.5515; girlsinc-alameda.org Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart and bold Women’s Intercultural Network since 1958. Challenges girls to explore their 415.221.4841; win-cawa.org potential, attend college, build fulfilling careers An international nonprofit organization, consultative and expand their sense of what is possible. to the United Nations, that links women and girls across cultures, globally and locally, for collective action on common critical concerns.

6 KQED Public Television KQED Public Radio Resources Get the guide online: kqed.org/heritage KQED.org 7 alley. alley. isitacion V VOCI Women’s Choral Ensemble Women’s VOCI vocisings.com 510.531.8714; to ensemble dedicated choral A women’s within the and innovative music performing new tradition. classical choral Will Woman’s 510.420.0813 classes, performances and special Produces social a tool to create events that use theater as job and life skills. and gender equity and build Education Berkeley Information Network 510.981.6100 http://bancroft.berkeley-public.org/databases/ bplbin/home.php for finding information on A valuable resource services, than 2,000 agencies, organizations, more A service clubs and other community resources. of the Berkeley Public Library. East Palo Alto Library 650.321.7712 smcl.org/en/content/east-palo-alto A branch of the San Mateo County Library system. Horizons Network Expanding Your 510.430.2222; expandingyourhorizons.org in science and math girls’ interest Nurtures courses and encourages them to consider options. science- and math-based career Center — Gender Equity Resource U.C. Berkeley 510.643.5730; http://geneq.berkeley.edu services and resource events, programs, Provides information, particularly for college students, and awareness knowledge, that increase sexual orientation, sex understanding of gender, violence, sexual relationship and gender identity, incidents. violence and bias-related Girls After School Academy 415.406.1925; girlsafterschoolacademy.org serving girls 8–18 years program A comprehensive largest old who live in Sunnydale, San Francisco’s public housing development, and in the greater V International House at U.C. Berkeley 510.642.9490; http://ihouse.berkeley.edu An independent, self-supporting nonprofit with close ties to U.C. Berkeley organization around students and scholars from providing the world with the opportunity to live and learn together in a challenging and supportive, center. program community-oriented residential Maiko Women’s Drum and Poetry Ensemble Drum and Women’s Maiko sjmag.org 408.272.9924; poetry and rhythms with Blends percussive cultural expression to promote choreography performance. through Jenkins Dance Company Margaret mjdc.org 415.861.3940; of founder and Supports the artistic vision Jenkins. Known for the Margaret artistic director by which the innovative collaborative process initiation of programs work is made and for the new work. that support and encourage Dancing Mary Sano Studio of Duncan 415.357.1817; duncandance.org Isadora Duncan the art of Dedicated to preserving of relevance and exploring the contemporary ongoing Duncan dance technique her art. Offers all ages and levels. classes and workshops for Art Museum of Craft and Folk 415.227.4888; mocfa.org and understanding Fosters the appreciation and diverse cultures of craft and folk art from exhibitions, educational traditions through publications. and research programs Oakland Civic Orchestra 510.597.5027; www2.oaklandnet.com bringing A volunteer community orchestra together musicians of all ages and backgrounds and magic of making music. in the joy to share Oakland Museum of California 510.318.8400; museumca.org and educational collections, exhibitions Provides services that generate wider public understanding history and art. environment, of California’s ODC Dance 415.863.9834 (box office) 415.863.6606 (main offices) odcdance.org known worldwide for dance company A resident its athleticism, passion and intellectual depth. La Peña Cultural Center 510.849.2568; lapena.org A multicultural performing arts center and music, in Berkeley presenting restaurant and visual arts that examine dance, film theater, a wide contemporary social issues and reflect variety of cultural traditions. San Francisco Girls Chorus 415.863.1752; sfgirlschorus.org center for choral music education and A regional performance for girls and young women age 7–18. of unparalleled excellence a program Offering their first designed to take young girls from to the art of choral singing through introduction a full course of choral/vocal instruction. TS (2787); theintersection.org orce on Women in Policing, with the goal of in Policing, with the goal on Women ask Force Women’s Justice Center Justice Women’s justicewomen.com 707.575.3150; for victims advocacy services free Provides violence and child abuse, of rape, domestic the Latina and other underserved particularly in the Coordinates of Sonoma County. communities T and minorities the number of women increasing working in law enforcement. Justice Institute Youth (San Francisco), 415.361.4600 yjinstitute.org; 510.238.0140 (Oakland) that youth in the juvenile justice to ensure Works that is responsive treatment system receive via their strengths to their needs and nurtures and mentoring; makes case planning, advocacy approaches therapeutic available youth-centered development of skills that aimed at assisting in the mental health. improve Brava! for Women in the Arts Brava! for Women 415.641.7657; brava.org of new works Specializes in the creation by women of color and lesbians. Promotes and multicultural and feminist productions with comprehensive adults and youth provides theater training. Orchestra Community Women’s 510.463.0313; communitywomensorchestra.org of amateur women A self-supporting group and musicians joyfully dedicated to the rehearsal performance of music by women composers as repertoire. orchestral well as the standard Flyaway Productions 415.672.4111; flyawayproductions.com Experiments with height, speed and gravity dances that expose to perform off-the-ground Also the range and power of female physicality. dance to women and girls. teaches off-the-ground International Museum of Women 415.543.IMOW (4669); imow.org Amplifies the voices of women worldwide arts and cultural programs the history, through dialogue, build community that educate, create action. and inspire Intersection for the Arts 415.626.AR new and An alternative art space that presents experimental work in the fields of literature, visual arts. music and theater, Ensemble Vocal KITKA Women’s 510.444.0323; kitka.org vocal ensemble dedicated women’s A professional and educational concerts, recordings to producing that develop new audiences for music programs in the vocal traditions of Eastern rooted women. European Arts The Junior League of San Francisco Inc. YWCA at U.C. Berkeley Talkline for Parents jlsf.org; 415.775.4100 510.848.6370; ywca-berkeley.org 415.441.KIDS (5437) (24-hour parental stress line); An organization of women committed to Provides programs and resources for the Berkeley talklineforparents.org promoting voluntarism, developing the potential community and U.C. Berkeley students. 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