NOTES: Finding affordable housing in the San Francisco Bay Area is no easy task. In this interactive class we help you navigate the challenges of finding AND getting a rental in San Francisco.
NOTES: We are recruiting class of 2024 students. Join us for a virtual info session. Interested in a 10-year program that: supports students from 9th grade to graduating from college, provides tutoring, focuses on ACT prep, engages in 1:1 coaching, offers scholarships and internships, encourages community service, supports social-emotional wellness. Spanish and Chinese Translation available. We’ll have opportunities for you and your family to hear about College Track, meet some of the staff, talk to some current students and alumni, and get all of your questions answered.
NOTES: The Advocacy and Empowerment Program is created for all stakeholders: clients & families, caregivers, medical students, medical professionals, and advocates. It is designed to explore advocacy and educate to be empowered. The Advocacy and Empowerment Program consists of one 3 hour webinar designed to empower attendees with core educational content on SCD (Sickle Cell Disease); pain management; emergency preparedness, and the exploration of self-advocacy. There will be a variety of presenters’ clients, nurses, physicians, medical professionals, and business professionals sharing and discussing important issues that affect the sickle cell community. It is SCAA's hope that these sessions will help to create a clearer understanding of all the stakeholders' roles as we develop a better perception. Due to COVID-19 all of the sessions will be conducted thru Zoom video conference until such time we can meet in person. The sign on information will be sent to you through Evite. You will also receive a recording of the zoom session.
NOTES: At this event, David Marquet will share the story of Intent-Based Leadership® and Organizational Resiliency. He provides insights for creating workplaces where everyone takes responsibility for their own actions, followers become leaders, and happier teams drive dramatically better results. Support for Families of Children with Disabilities is a leader in the community it serves. We are in the process of implementing Intent-Based Leadership® as we aspire to fully engage our staff to be empowered to innovate, contribute, and make a difference in the lives of the families they support. This in turn, inspires families to be leaders and strengthen the community.
NOTES: In this program, San Francisco Foundation CEO Fred Blackwell will lead a conversation on the central role that racial equity must play in the Bay Area's recovery from COVID for our region to recover and thrive. We'll review key data findings from the Bay Area Equity Atlas on how COVID has impacted different racial and ethnic communities in our region, presented by Senior Associate Jamila Henderson of PolicyLink. Experts and advocates Chris Iglesias of Unity Council and Tomiquia Moss of All Home will help us make meaning of the data and share their perspectives on what is needed to ensure an equitable recovery for all people in the Bay Area, regardless of their race or where they live.
CONTACT: Please see our webpage for more information about the project and reach out to Danielle Ngo danielle.ngo@sfgov.org with questions.
NOTES: We hope you can join us May 18th or 19th to provide your feedback on the Islais Creek Southeast Mobility and Adaptation Strategy (ICSMAS)—a multi-agency effort by SF Planning, SFMTA, the Port, and the SFPUC.
CONTACT: Please see our webpage for more information about the project and reach out to Danielle Ngo danielle.ngo@sfgov.org with questions.
NOTES: We hope you can join us May 18th or 19th to provide your feedback on the Islais Creek Southeast Mobility and Adaptation Strategy (ICSMAS)—a multi-agency effort by SF Planning, SFMTA, the Port, and the SFPUC.
NOTES: This online conference and virtual event brings together a diverse range of Bay Area professionals who work day-in and day-out to guide and mentor fathers through the challenging journey that is fatherhood. For many, 2020 has been a year of reckoning: a year of rising up against systemic racism and facing down a deadly pandemic, of confronting disparities in health care and dealing with a faltering economy. Everyday life was challenging enough, but now, fathers, like others, are facing the added stress of trying to keep it together for themselves and their children, while it sometimes seems like the world is falling apart. This conference is aimed at empowering fathers to gain awareness and discover resources and tools that can help them take care of themselves and their children, now and in the future. We look forward to connecting with you on May 21!
47 Years Later Where We Are Now in Education, Prisons, and Politics
47 Years Later Where We Are Now in Education, Prisons, and Politics
May 25, 202111:00 am - 3:00 pm
CONTACT: Register Contact for more info: 415-583-1518 info.barscd@gmail.com
NOTES: 47 Years Later; is a CALL TO ACTION FOR URBAN HUNTERS POINT EDUCATIONAL INJUSTICE BASED OFF: Arthur E. Hippler, book Hunters Point A Black Ghetto. 1974. Born and Raised native Queen Vanessa, educational trauma experienced, still remain today in Hunters Point. Queen Vanessa, will declare Hippler theory to be Facts and Reality of urban education for Black Hunters Pointers - (city wide). Our 47 Years Later Educational Summit will be joined by Dir. Sherly Davis, SF HRC Executive Dir, Tovi S. H., Teacher Tachelle Herron, Giovanni Knight and Wednell James " This should stop" Hippler.
