Harbor Speaks

Neighborhood legal services

Join us this week as we interview Greg Mooney and Gabby Ramirez. We talk about Neighborhood Legal Services and how they help the low income underprivileged community with legal services. 

Getting real Elizabeth Hernandez Hanna

Kicking off the new year with Elizabeth Hernandez Hanna. Join us as she talks about Trio Student support services and her book, Beyond the Broken Gates. 

 

Banning Alumni Picnic

Banning Alumni 1935 to the present attend an all alumni annual picnic. If you would like to see video of this episode please check out our new youtube channel. 

Pharaoh's car show and toy drive

Get into the Holiday spirit this week as we check out the Pharaoh's Car show. Lot's of low riders joining together to collect toys for underprivileged kids in the neighborhood.

Join Mike on an adventure to the Wilmington Farmers Market

Special episode out in the real world. Join us as we head out to the Wilmington Farmer's Market. Also, check out the video on Youtube on our new Harbor Speaks account. 

Aztlan Athletics

Interview with Jose Zavala and Edgar Pelayo about Aztlan Athletics LLC, has managed, developed and operated unique grassroots, community-based fundraising events since 1974.

Beacon Light Mission

Interview with Jerry Rilling and Beacon of light's mission to help the homeless in the South Bay by providing a safe and nurturing environment where they can receive food, clothing, temporary shelter, discipleship and counseling encouragement in their present life circumstances. 

Senior Lead Officer Jr Nua

Senior Lead Officer talks about his responsibilities and Resident's concerns in the communities of Wilmington, San Pedro Harbor City.

 

Dan Hoffman and Amy Gant of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce

Mike reviews the many activities and programs of the Chamber with both the director and the president of the Wilmington chamber of commerce an
and how they continue to advocate for businesses and the community.

Human trafficking Initiative with Harbor area YWCA & See It End It Film Arts Festival

Human Trafficking Initiative

Talk with Patrick Erlandson, Creative Director,  of See it End It Film & Arts Festival, Yolanda Oreb and Sonya Bailey Executive Director of the YWCA.

 Human trafficking is the third largest international crime industry (behind illegal drugs and arms trafficking). It reportedly generates a profit of $32 billion every year. Of that number, $15.5 billion is made in industrialized countries.

California harbors three of the FBI’s 13 highest child sex trafficking areas in the nation: Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego.

Part of our mission at the YWCA is to empower. Through our Racial Justice program we’re committed in the fight against human trafficking, exploitation and modern-day slavery. Over the past two years we have drawn from many local organizations and programs to bring empowerment to members of the community.

We seek to arm our local youths and parents with knowledge and interactive educational programming to enable them to make smart choices. For potential victims and survivors of human trafficking, we seek to provide help and resources available to them.

Please join our fight to change lives and bring an end to these despicable crimes.