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'''Oscar Grande, organizer for PODER who worked for years to build this park, speaks about | '''Oscar Grande, organizer for PODER who worked for years to build this park, speaks about environmental justice organizing across California, and specifically as a key element of PODER's project to empower and build community in the Mission. This new park is one of their crowing achievements.''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:03, 11 September 2017
Unfinished History
New park at 17th and Folsom gets its name unveiled at opening day, June 23, 2017: In Chan Kaajal Park, taking the Mayan expression meaning "small village."
Photos: Chris Carlsson
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Oscar Grande, organizer for PODER who worked for years to build this park, speaks about environmental justice organizing across California, and specifically as a key element of PODER's project to empower and build community in the Mission. This new park is one of their crowing achievements.
Video: Shaping San Francisco
In summer 2013, the lot at 17th and Folsom was still a parking lot.
Construction begins at last!
The skeleton of a park begins to take shape.
Finally, June 23, 2017, In Chan Kaajal opens!
Opening day was blessed with perfect weather!
New community garden plots are available too.
