Huckleberry’s latest press and media coverage and our news archive:
- Huckleberry House doors wide open to runaways 50 years on: The SF Chronicle covers the beginnings of Huckleberry Youth Programs and the importance of our work, July 2017
- A Flare In the Dark: SF Weekly article that explores the evolution of Huckleberry through the years, June 2017
- Huckleberry Celebrates 50 Years Caring for Bay Area Youth: KQED‘s the Forum interviews Executive Director Douglas Styles and former Executive Director Bruce Fisher on the agency’s 50 years of service, May 2017
- KBLX cares interview with Sterling James: Huckleberry Youth Programs: Radio station KBLX interviews Huckleberry staff about its 50 years of serving Bay Area youth and families, March 2017
- SF youth group turns 50: Executive Director, Douglas Styles, was interviewed by the The Bay Area Reporter regarding Huckleberry’s 50th anniversary, February 2017
- Report Finds Nearly 500 Reported Cases of Human Trafficking in S.F. in 2015 : Huckleberry Intervention Services Coordinator, Carly Devlin, was featured in a recent KQED report on Human Trafficking, October 2016
- Police abuse of trafficking victims weakens fragile help system
Huckleberry Director of Programs, Mollie Brown, and our work with trafficked youth appeared on the front page of SF Chronicle, July 2016
- Huckleberry Youth Programs: A safe space for at-risk youth
Huckleberry House was featured as part of #SFHomelessProject in El Tecolote, June 2016
- Marin workers praise minimum raise wage proposal, but worry of even higher cost of living
Huckleberry Wellness Academy alum, Juan, was featured in this article in the Marin Independent Journal, March 2016
- Campaign launched to retain Tam Union wellness programs
Marin Independent Journal, February 2016