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- First Name
- Monica
- Last Name
- Jensen
- Public Press role
- Multimedia Editor
- Where I live
- San Francisco
- Web site
- http://www.monicajensen.com
- Bio
Monica Jensen, the multimedia editor at SF Public Press, is also a volunteer at the “Crosscurrents” news program on KALW Public Radio. She has been documenting a collective art project titled “Welcome to the NeighborHood” in Bayview-Hunters Point. The project has been exhibited in the Sargent Johnson Gallery in the African American Arts and Culture Complex, and will be displayed at Zeum and Art 94124. Jensen is also the winner of an honorable mention from the National Press Photographers Association Best of Photojournalism award.
History
- Member for
- 1 year 18 weeks
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More by Monica Jensen
- News Notes
- Homeless counseling group first on Health Dept. chopping block
- SF supes skirt law in restoring funds to service providers
- San Francisco layoffs disproportionately hit women and minorities, workers assert
- Supes on: the budget -- Mar advocates ‘a people’s budget’
- Mission Neighborhood Resource Center's 'Ladies’ Night' saved by supervisors
- 546 city workers get layoff notices, but many will be rehired, paid less
- Campos coalition set to overturn Newsom’s juvenile immigration policy
- Craigslist founder rejects link between site, crimes
- City finds millions to rehire laid-off nurses, clerical workers
- VA launches initiative to assist homeless vets
- Supervisors: holidays a bad time to lay off city workers
- Underground farmers market finds home in Mission District
- Citywide vaccine clinic plans began years ago
- ‘Big Year’ promotes saving local endangered species (Photo Gallery)
- Intercept truants in early grades — Q&A with Abraham Simmons
- Welcome to the Neighborhood: Bayview-Hunters Point India Basin and Mission Bay
- Census methods could provide lift to hidden homeless
- City to carve out more contracts for ‘micro’ businesses
- Embattled union seeks to blunt second year of city cuts
- Education protests — images from the street
- University of California invests $53 million in two diploma mills owned by a regent
- Welcome to the neighborhood: Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island (photo essay)
- Edible gardens grow up
- Parents, teachers withhold signatures on SF school budgets
- Oakland teachers and families’ one-day strike (photo gallery)
- ‘Sanctuary city’ policy threatened by federal database
- Supervisors consider sidewalk policing as public debate heats up
- Supervisors support fee deferment to encourage building in the city
- Black and white graphic novel gets colorful in gallery exhibit
- Domestic workers’ call for reform aired in City Hall
- Car-Free Challenge gets drivers walking, biking and onto mass transit
- Prop. A looks to extend school parcel tax another 20 years
- Brakes put on indigent transportation program
- Car accident sends two children, three adults to hospital
- Can Treasure Island realize its ecotopian dream?
- Getting schooled in post-racial America
- Berkeley scientists’ next green energy alternative: stomach bug to biofuel
- Mid-Market mogul: How Urban Realty quietly cornered San Francisco’s troubled main drag
- HIV, AIDS gap widens between blacks and other ethnic groups in East Bay
- Amid budget cuts and institutional neglect, San Quentin’s arts education volunteers keep working
- Treasure Island residents face choices for relocation
- Homebuilder Lennar uses federal taxpayer funds to balance its books
- Financial upside for developers is long-term and risky, city says
- Report: Black, Latino young men twice as likely to suffer from poor health
- Bay Bridge crossing more expensive than ever
- Long-planned closure of homeless shelter sparks controversy
- Is Bayview the new Gulf of Mexico? Activists see parallels
- Report says city’s mandate on local hiring for construction projects isn’t working
- Arts groups make the case for greater slice of public funds
- In second week of school, nearly 50 district staff still without jobs
- March for women against rape
- Gay teen shelter closure helps span city budget gap
