| Contact |
Dedria Smith |
| Address |
1301 Evans Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94124 |
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(415) 821-4777 |
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(415) 821-4733 |
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M-F: 9am-5pm |
| Email |
aprisf@sbcglocal.net |
| Website |
www.aprisf.org |
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Youth and adults |
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We are a community based organization that serves San Francisco residents particularly in Bayview Hunter Point since 1994. Our mission has been to support racial equality and economic justice and to advocate for disadvantaged communities throughout San Francisco through community engagement and civic participation. We connect job seekers to career inspiring opportunities.
Main Office
| Contact |
Keith Snodgrass |
| Address |
459 Vienna Street. San Francisco. CA 94112 |
| Phone |
(415) 710-1964 |
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M-F: 9am-5pm |
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ksnodgrass@colemanadvocates.org |
| Website |
www.colemanadvocates.org |
| Target |
Parents and children |
| Additional Languages |
Spanish |
Parents Making a Change (PMAC) organizes parents and develops their leadership skills to advocate and implement school site and district-wide campaigns.
Bayview Youth Advocates
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Wendy Lee |
| Address |
4438 Third Street, San Francisco CA 94124 |
| Phone |
(415) 550-1151 |
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(415) 775-1345 |
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M-F:10am-6pm |
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wendyl@cycsf.org |
| Website |
www.cycsf.org |
| Target |
Youth ages 14-18 |
| Additional Languages |
Mandarin, Cantonese |
CYC Bayview Branch Office has two main focus of services. One is the Bayview Youth Advocates, which consist of a multi-cultural group of high school youth who live in District 10 and are committed to making an impact in their community and San Francisco by working together to advocate for peace and positive changes. Youth participants gain leadership, public speaking, resource-seeking, communication, action and event planning, multimedia, cultural understanding, and community activism skills. Additionally, we outreaches to mono-lingual Chinese youth and families in the Bayview Hunters Point community to offer assistance in public services such as public housing applications, public safety awareness, referrals and create cultural exchange events to promote racial harmony.
| Contact |
Cayla Allen (African American Community Advocate) |
| Address |
3543 18th Street #1, San Francisco CA 94110 |
| Phone |
(415) 861-7077 |
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M-F: 9am-6pm |
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info@ppssf.org |
| Website |
www.ppssf.org |
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Prospective and current public school family members of students from preschool to 12th grade |
| Additional Languages |
Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese |
Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco (PPS-SF) work with families, students and community members to understand and improve the San Francisco public school system. Our services include:
– Workshops to inform families about the public school enrollment process from preschool (PreK) through high school
– Leadership training for families to participate and engage with their public schools.
– Parent Support Groups on how to support students’ success
– Office hours at various sites to ask for advice on topics related to public schools.
| Contact |
Dr. Willie Ratcliff (Publisher) or Mary Ratcliff (Editor) |
| Address |
4917 Third Street, San Francisco, CA 94124 |
| Phone |
(415) 671-0789 |
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(415) 671-0789 |
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Call any time |
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editor@sfbayview.com |
| Website |
www.sfbayview.com |
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All people, especially the Black community and other communities of color |
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In the nearly 200-year-old tradition of the Black press, the San Francisco Bay View strives to be a tool for the liberation of all oppressed people. Published monthly in print and daily online, the Bay View reports the news and views that enlighten and empower the people. On the first of every month, pick up a Bay View for free in Bayview Hunters Point and on both sides of the Bay or subscribe to receive the paper by mail, and keep up with breaking news and events every day on sfbayview.com.
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Monica Guzman |
| Address |
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 345, San Francisco, CA 92102 |
| Phone |
(415) 554-6446 |
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(415) 554-6140 |
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M-F: 9am-6pm |
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youthcom@sfgov.org |
| Website |
www.sfgov.org/yc |
| Target |
12-23 year old San Franciscans |
| Additional Languages |
Spanish, Mandarin |
Making policy and legislative recommendations to the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors in order to improve the lives of young people in San Francisco. 17 Youth Commissioners are appointed each year not only work with those in government, but also to help integrate their peers and community youth into the policy work of the Commission. The Commission (and adult staff) is available to provide trainings on the structure of government; the budget and the legislative process; and public speaking. Contact the Youth Commission for a training, tour, or issue you are interested in working on.
| Contact |
Julia Arroyo (ProgramDirector) |
| Address |
832 Folsom Street, Suite 700, San Francisco, CA 94107 |
| Phone |
(415) 703-8800 ext 211 |
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M & Th: 9am-7pm / T, W, F: 9am-5pm |
| Email |
julia@cywd.org |
| Website |
www.youngwomenfree.org |
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cis-gender, transgender, queer |
| Additional Languages |
Spanish |
*Formerly known as The Center for Young Women’s Development
Sister circle every Thursday 4:00-6:00, 9 month paid internship opportunity, care management, courtroom advocacy, Rap session every Friday 3:30-4:30 in SF Juvenile Justice. We use education as a practice of freedom.
