San Francisco BayView Newspaper editor, Mary Ratcliff, shares news of the San Francisco Foundation's gift of $20,000 to the much beloved community newspaper. The announcement is made just as Juneteenth approaches. Congratulations to the San Francisco BayView Newspaper and congratulations and many thanks to the San Francisco Foundation!
ACTIVIST, ACTOR, PRODUCER, HUMANITARIAN, FRIEND OF SAN FRANCISCO BLACK FILM FESTIVAL, DANNY GLOVER GIVES A DOUBLE PORTION AT SAN FRANCISCO BLACK FILM FESTIVAL XXI WITH TWO FILMS SATURDAY NIGHT & SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Hosted by San Francisco Mayor London N. Breed and San Francisco City Administrator Naomi Kelly "be INVINCIBLE" slated today was programmed to inspire women to recognize and activate their personal power and collective strength. Read more.
Lifelong Musician Buzzy Martin began teaching at-risk kids about music to help them through the trial of their daily lives. Through this experience he was given the opportunity to teach a music class inside San Quentin State Prison. The San Francisco Black Film Festival XXI, brings music to the ears and a sight for sore eyes in more ways than one. Check out opening night with "Guitar Man."
Read the latest news from the San Francisco Black Film Festival @SFBFF, June 13-16, 2019 with a special media briefing pre-event honoring the Late San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi.
San Francisco Ballet Board of Trustees has named Kelly Tweeddale as the organization’s next Executive Director. The search committee, led by Chair of the SF Ballet Board of Trustees Carl F. Pascarella, made the unanimous recommendation to the Board after a five-month international search.
Join the Justice Rally in support of a just budget that is inclusive of all vulnerable and marginalized San Franciscans! Presented by the Budget Justice Coalition and its members, including CASE, the rally will be an interactive event and will feature a performance by the Older Adult Choir! Read More.
Get the latest offering from the San Francisco Foundation, "a critical tool in the fight for equity." Read the details.
For less than $100 be on your way to a new career as a website designer. Part of the San Francisco National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Doris Ward Workforce Development Program, the website design classes are available to kickstart a whole new career for interested person. Read the details.
The May 30-31 event kicks off as U.S. Representative Barbara Lee leads a town hall discussion on the intersection between civil rights and the quest for tech equity with its impact on the poor and communities of color. Panelists include Janice Mathis, Executive Director, National Council of Negro Women, Inc. and Angela Rye, Empowerment, Advocate and Political Strategist. The locations are Google in Sunnyvale, CA (Thursday, May 30th) and Salesforce in San Francisco. (Friday, May 31st).See all the other 2019 PUSHTECH 2020 details.