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Monique Garrett Part 3
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SF Live interview with Monique Garrett, ROCK.
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Monique Garrett Part 2
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SF Live interview with Monique Garrett, ROCK.
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Monique Garrett Part 1
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SF Live interview with Monique Garrett, ROCK.
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HICAP (The Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program) of San Francisco Part 3
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SF Live interview with Karla Gardner, the program manager, and Linda Lasell, the research specialist, from Self Help for the Elderly, an nonprofit organization based in San...
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HICAP (The Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program) of San Francisco Part 2
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SF Live interview with Karla Gardner, the program manager, and Linda Lasell, the research specialist, from Self Help for the Elderly, an nonprofit organization based in San...
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HICAP (The Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program) of San Francisco Part 1
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SF Live interview with Karla Gardner, the program manager, and Linda Lasell, the research specialist, from Self Help for the Elderly, an nonprofit organization based in San...
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Kitten On The Keys Part 3
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Kitten On The Keys Part 2
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Kitten On The Keys Part 1
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Northern California Cancer Center Part 3
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SF Live interview with Dr. Kim Rhoads and research scientist Scarlett Lin Gomez. They talk about the study, Racial Disparities in Cancer Diagnoses and Outcomes.
About Access SF, Public Access Community Station in San Francisco
Access SF is the dba of San Francisco Community Television Corporation (SFCTC), which has served as the City's designated nonprofit manager of public access television since 1999. Prior, SFCTC had built and managed Citywatch (now called SFGTV), the Citys first government access channel launched during Mayor Frank Jordan's administration.
In April 2002, the agency opened a 4,500 square foot facility located at 1720 Market Street where citizens and nonprofits are offered low-cost training in media and television, access to equipment and channel time, and state of the art facility resources.
Currently, 300+ producer members submit 225+ regular series for playback each month. Annually, the station cablecasts 5,000+ hours of original local programming on Cable Channel 29, which reaches into 217,000+ households across all neighborhoods on both Comcast 29 & 76, Astound 30, AT&T 99 cable channels.
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Access SF is the dba of San Francisco Community Television Corporation (SFCTC), which has served as the City's designated nonprofit manager of public access television since 1999. Prior, SFCTC had built and managed Citywatch (now called SFGTV), th...
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