Non-profits YCS and Anamatangi Polynesian Voices, working on the nonpartisan People’s Poll Initiative to Get Out the Vote, organized Nightmare on Vote Street. Nightmare on Vote Street is more than just a fun Halloween-inspired gathering; it’s a nonpartisan, civic engagement event designed to bring together the youth of East Palo Alto, youth-focused nonprofit organizations, and…
This upcoming election is a historic one. We are now less than 24 hours away from election day. Most of the news is focused on the Presidential election. There is no doubt that the Presidential election will have a greater impact on the country, but the local election will have a direct impact on your…
We were there!!! The EPA Community Archive joined other local nonprofits and the City’s Community Services Department for the first East Palo Alto Family Day 2024 event. The event, held on Saturday, June 8 th at Bell Street Park, featured children’s activities and a showing of the movie Bob Marley: One Love. This event was…
The East Palo Alto Community Archive is made by and for the people of East Palo Alto. Together, we’ve coalesced our visions for an archive that honors the rich history of East Palo Alto (EPA) and keeps it alive as we build our futures in the city we call home. A community archive is created…
East Palo Alto, or EPA, is just two and a half square miles but the power that lies here is immeasurable. It’s a city created by a grassroots movement started by its inhabitants: The People of East Palo Alto. Incorporated in 1983, EPA has a short but storied history. A community of faith, barons of…
