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COMMUNITY CALENDAR: NOVEMBER EDITION #383 Updated: 11/19/15

JOB AND INTERN OPPORTUNITIES

This section includes: job readiness classes, employment, internships, stipend work

YOUTH (13-21) & TAY: Transitional Aged Youth (16-24)

WHO: CHALK WHAT: Job Placement Program WHEN: Ongoing WHERE: 271 Austin Street, San Francisco CONTACT: /NOTES: Our job placement program serves youth ages 16-24, placing them into private sector jobs. Services include mock interviews, resume editing, cover letter editing, job readiness workshops, access to educational services and more. Contact Teresa at Nauer@chalk.org for more information. Undocu- drop-in : Drop in times are designated for Undocumented people of all ages to receive one on one support and access to services including healthcare, employment, and other services. Contact Reyna at Maldonado@chalk.org for more information. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Homies Organizing the Mission to Empower Youth (HOMEY) WHAT: IMPACT Workforce Skill Development Program WHEN: Ongoing WHERE: 1337 Mission Street, Second Floor, San Francisco, California 94103 CONTACT: You can also call us to get more information about our program and services at: 415-861-1600 or by emailing us at homeysf@gmail.com NOTES: In the 2015-2016, HOMEY has open enrollment for IMPACT. We are seeking 15 committed young men and/or women (16-30 years old) interested in life skills and work readiness for themselves. Please fill out the online OR print out a hard copy application and fax, email, or snail mail to homeysf@gmail.com *ELIGIBILITY: Applicants should be re-entry from incarceration/jail in the past year, or be on probation/parole, or you feel at-risk of incarceration and/or contact with police/criminal justice system. Must be between the ages of 16 to 30 years of age, a resident of/or ties to San Francisco. Must be ready to change your life and break the cycle of violence/incarceration. www.homey-sf.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Conservation Corps WHAT: Earn While You Learn! WHEN: Enrollment every Thursday at 1:30pm WHERE: 102 Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA 94123 CONTACT: Jeff Bostic, Recruitment Manager 415-928-7417 Ext. 310

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NOTES: Enrolling in the SFCC provides access to: Earning a High School Diploma; PAID Work Experience (up to $200/week); Pre-Apprentice Training (Certifications); Career Planning; Job Placement Support. Eligibility: Ages 18 to 25 (preferred); WITH or WITHOUT a high school diploma; Commit to a minimum of 32 hours per week; Participate in physical work (recycling, landscaping). School Enrollment Only Option: If interest is to only earn a high school diploma, enrollment as a student in the SFCC Academy is also available. Academy eligibility: Ages 16 to 25; Commit to 30 hours per week. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: UNCF STEM Scholars WHAT: UNCF STEM Scholars Program Fall 2016 WHEN: Accepting applications through February 3, 2016 11:59pm CONTACT:/NOTES: UNCF is pleased to announce $20 million gift established the UNCF STEM Scholars Program, an initiative designed to identify and provide financial and academic support to five cohorts of 100 students (a total of 500) who are African-American college freshmen and who aspire to earn Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) degrees and pursue careers in STEM fields. Each student will receive a $25,000 scholarship and support toward assuring their success. https://scholarships.uncf.org/Program/Details/3c41df47-d142-4e21-8d79-e10bd880a347 _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Year Up Bay Area WHAT: Recruiting for March Classes 2016 WHEN: Information Sessions: Wednesdays and Fridays at 11:30am *Submit applications ASAP. WHERE: 80 Sutter Street, near the Montgomery BART and Muni stops. CONTACT: For more information visit yearup.org or call 415-405-6562. NOTES: Who are we looking for: motivated young adults ages 18-24 who have a high school diploma or GED. They may have some college experience or an associate’s degree, but are not eligible if they have attained a bachelor’s degree. What we offer: five months of full-time professional training, a six-month professional internship, college credits from Foothill College, an educational stipend of up to $1000 per month, and the opportunity to be a part of a caring, supportive community. Our most recent class of Year Up Bay Area graduates is earning an average starting wage of $22 an hour. Encourage young adults to visit our website and begin their application here: www.yearup.org/apply. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Foliage WHAT: Careers in Horticulture Internship WHEN: Ongoing WHERE: http://careersinhorticulture.org/internship.html CONTACT: Kevin Dole 415-707-1394 NOTES: Careers in Horticulture is a paid, part-time for young adults (18-24) from Southeast San Francisco who have not completed high school. Work in an exhilarating greenhouse! Our thriving greenhouse distribution company in San Francisco is looking for a full-time greenhouse worker and back up driver. This is a full time position. Training begins right away. Essential Requirements*Ability to work well either alone or in groups, must be physically fit, able to lift at least 25 lbs, Good work ethic, Mature attitude and able to make good judgments under pressure -Able to safely operate 24' bobtail truck and forklift -Valid CA Driver's License, C Class or higher -Excellent customer service skills -Clean DMV record*Helpful Qualifications*-Language Skills: Spanish/English/Cantonese -Plant ID and horticultural knowledge is desirable -Sense of humor -Knowledge of San Francisco Bay Area geography. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: BAVC & TechSF WHAT: Multimedia Training and paid internship in tech field WHERE: http://bavc.org/emerging-mediamakers WHEN: Rolling admissions! Apply and start at any time

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NOTES: Are you 17-21 years old and interested in tech? Get your career on the fast track by earning a BAVC Fast Track Certificate in Web Design, Motion Graphics, or Coding. Plus you receive personalized job counseling and a paid internship! Apply here: bavc.org/register-techsf Questions? admissions@bavc.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Youth Commission WHAT: Vote16 Youth Empowerment Academy WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: Youthcom@sfgov.org or call Youth Commission office at 415-554-6446. NOTES: Vote16 Youth Empowerment Academy is Seeking Organizer-Fellows and Students Interested in Leading Outreach Efforts at Their Campus! Do you know a young person who is passionate about youth civic engagement and voter participation? Who wants to be part of the effort to make SF the first city to expand voting rights to 16 and 17 year olds? Vote16 Youth Empowerment Academy is seeking young leaders ages 14-19 to serve as Organizer-Fellows September 2015-June 2015! Youth will learn leadership & campaign organizing skills and be part of an historic effort to expand voting rights in San Francisco! For more information about the Vote16 effort, visit www.vote16sf.wordpress.com. _____________________________________________________________________________________

ADULTS WHO: S.A.F.E. Management (NFL Contractor) WHAT: Hiring Event – Security position on Super Bowl Sunday WHEN: Accepting applications till December 2015 CONTACT:/NOTES: You have a chance to kick-off 2016 with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work at one of the biggest sporting events in the world! NOW HIRING for part-time security positions for Super Bowl 50. Refer to details attached. Since 2006, S.A.F.E. Management has been the primary security provider for the National Football League’s Super Bowl. Each year, S.A.F.E. recruits and trains local personnel to provide security services for pre-event, game day and post event festivities. S.A.F.E. Management offers $17.00 per hour for work performed for the events associated with the Super Bowl. No experience necessary. Training provided by experts in the industry including the Secret Service. Don’t have a California Security Guard License? No problem! For a limited time, S.A.F.E. has a program that will offer reimbursement for select expenses associated with obtaining your California Unarmed Security Guard License. Provided at NO COST to you – 40 hours of Online Security Guard License training (average cost of this training is $90). You pay for… Fingerprint (background check fees) to FBI & Department of Justice ($49.00) - You pay for … California Guard Card application to BSIS ($51.00) - S.A.F.E. pays you back… $101.00 – Once you work an event security position on Game Day, Sunday, February 7, 2016. MUST WORK SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2016 - Click here to submit your information and someone will contact you regarding the steps in the hiring process: http://goo.gl/forms/JLExQOgNrj Or call 408-645-7251 to book an appointment! Or email Superbowl@safemanagement.net and someone will contact you quickly. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: The Bayview Beacon of the Bayview Hunter's Point YMCA WHAT: Job Announcement: Multiple WHEN: Until filled WHERE: San Francisco

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CONTACT: /NOTES: Please find the job description by following this link: http://www.ymcasf.org/who_we_are/employment/job_listings _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview HEAL Zone (Healthy Eating Active Living) WHAT: Job Announcement: Food Guardian (Bayview Hunters Point) WHEN: Until filled WHERE: Bayview Hunters Point CONTACT: Please send cover letter and resume to – bayview.healzone@gmail.com NOTES: This is a part-time position of 20-39 hrs per week. Duration: October 2015 – July 2017. Food Guardians are part of the HEAL Zone team to implement programs and activities that make healthy eating and active living easier choices for those that live, work, and pray in the Bayview. The Food Guardians work in partnership with community residents, local grocers and corner stores, and community-based organizations to create lasting, positive change. The position is focused on Urban Agriculture, and the development of that culture. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Community Grows and Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco WHAT: Job Announcement: Seed to Mouth Coordinator (Full time) WHEN: Until filled WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT: /NOTES: Community Grows and Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is excited to announce that through our partnership, we are able to offer a full-time Seed to Mouth Coordinator serving Willie Mays Clubhouse and Western Addition. Please apply here: http://www.communitygrows.org/seed-to-mouth-coordinator/ _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview Hunters Point YMCA (Bayview YMCA) WHAT: Job Announcement: Community Wellness Counselor (FT) WHERE: African American Holistic Wellness Program at the Bayview YMCA WHEN: Until Filled CONTACT/NOTES: We are looking for a wellness counselor with extensive experience working with the target population in the Bayview, OMI, and Western Addition districts, plus a master's degree in counseling, social work, psychology, sociology or a MFT/MFTI/LSCW/ASW. A bachelor's degree in social work or counseling with 2 years experience in the direct field may be considered. Please send resume' and cover letter of interest to Ghill-hopkins@ymcasf.org. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Boys and Girls Club of San Francisco – Willie Mayes Clubhouse WHAT: Job Announcement: Clubhouse Director WHERE: Bayview WHEN: Until filled CONTACT: /NOTES: http://www.kidsclub.org/open-positions/ _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Jelani, Inc. WHAT: Job Announcement: Residential Counselor WHEN: Until filled WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT: admin.admin@bayviewci.org NOTES: Program Description: Jelani Inc. is a social services agency providing substance abuse and mental health treatment for dually diagnosed pregnant and postpartum women, women with children, men with children and couples with children. The agency also provides family services and services for

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the children of our clients. We are comprised of two residential programs offering a comprehensive approach through modified therapeutic communities, case management and after-care. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Police Department WHAT: Recruitment WHEN: Continuous WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT:/NOTES: A Police Officer works 40 hours per week on different shifts and overtime may be required. San Francisco offers excellent benefits and the current starting salary is $80,574 per year. After seven years of service a Police Officer may earn up to $112,164 per year. You will receive comprehensive training, at your full starting salary, which includes 31 weeks at the Police Academy prior to field training at one of the district stations. Entry Level (Q-2) Police Officer - Recruitment #CCT-Q002-060667

Salary Range is $80,574.00 - $112,164.00 per year.

For more information and to apply: http://www.jobaps.com/SF/sup/bulpreview.asp?R1=CCT&R2=Q002&R3=060667 http://www.nationaltestingnetwork.com ________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Wu Yee Children’s Services (Head Start) – 12 SF Locations WHERE: Bayview (1601 Lane St), Southeast (1300 Phelps St), Kirkwood (729 Kirkwood Ave), and New Generation (700 Velasco Ave) WHAT: Multiple Positions – Infant/Toddler Lead and Associate Teachers, Preschool Lead and Associate Teachers, Resource Teachers WHEN: Immediate Openings CONTACT: Apply online at http://www.wuyee.org/careers/ Submit cover letter and resume to: humanresources@wuyee.org if applying for a teacher position, please submit a permit (pending application) and unofficial transcripts. NOTES: Wu Yee Children’s Services is dedicated to creating opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive and for communities to be strong. All Wu Yee Children’s Services positions require a minimum high school diploma or GED with 6 Early Childhood Education Units (assistant permit eligible). Applicants must consent to a background check, reference and transcript verification, pre-employment physical and TB test. Candidates with bilingual English-Spanish and/or English-Cantonese fluency, as well as dedication to, and prior experience with Head Start (as staff, volunteer, client child or parent) are preferred. _____________________________________________________________________________________

HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES This section includes: affordable housing, homeownership, homebuyer and credit education services

WHO: San Francisco Housing Development Corporation – D10 WHAT: Affordable housing for the Shipyard WHEN: Applications are due and will not be accepted after December 10th at 5:00pm WHERE: Shipyard CONTACT:/NOTES: 16 new affordable units coming online in the next release at the Shipyard. You must act quickly to take advantage of this real housing opportunity. Homes are starting from $171,000. Housing Lottery will take place on December 16th at 11am. Credit Counseling Services and application assistance is available at San Francisco Housing Development Corporation through the District 10 Financial Empowerment Center. SFHDC is located at 4439 Third Street or by phone at 415-822-1022

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Please pass on this information through your networks and please meet the application deadline of December 10th at 5:00pm. Online applications are available at www.homeownershipsf.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: HERC in Collaboration with Rafiki Coalition WHAT: Home Assessments (FREE) WHEN: Ongoing WHERE: Bayview CONTACT: /NOTES: Schedule a free home assessment now! Let us inspect for asthmatic triggers: Mold, Mildew, Dust, Pest droppings, Vent obstructions and more! Get a free Asthma Tool Kit, Free Hypoallergenic mattress covers or hypoallergenic pillow covers. For more information and a free home assessment call: HERC 415-615-9945 – Drop by and talk about your asthma concerns at the address above; Like us on FB and visit our website: www.hercsf.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Rebuilding Together San Francisco WHAT: Are looking for homeowners and facilities in the Bayview/Hunter Points community that are in need of home repair but do not have the money to do the repairs. If qualified for the program any and all repairs that are done will be free at no cost to the home owner. WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Applications year round. CONTACT: Alonzo Anderson, Client & Volunteer Coordinator at 415-905-1611 ext204 or via email: Alonzo@rebuildingtogethersf.org NOTES: If you would like to volunteer please check our web site for information on how to sign up and click on the link for volunteers: rebuildingtogethersf.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco WHAT: Home Ownership Opportunities WHEN: Until filled WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT: To find out more visit www.habitatgsf.org or call 415-625-1011 NOTES: Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco is excited to announce homeownership opportunities in San Francisco! We will be selling eleven new 2-bedroom, 2-bath homes in Ocean View and one previously owned 3-bedroom, 1-bath home South of Market. Approved applicants qualify for a mortgage monthly payment equal to 30 percent of their income and pay NO down payment, 0% interest and $0 closing costs. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco WHAT: Home Repair Services WHERE: The Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco (94124) and East Palo Alto (94304) CONTACT: /NOTES: For more information call 415-625-1036 or email at homerepairs@habitatgsf.org *Eligibility: Own your home. Be current on mortgage, property taxes and home owner’s insurance payments. Meet our income qualifications. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Black Coalition on AIDS/ Rafiki Housing Program WHAT: Rafiki Housing Program CONTACT: To receive an application or obtain more information please contact: Francis Broome at fbroome@bcoa.org and 415- 615-9945, Ext. 114; or Phillip Watson at pwatson@bca.org NOTES: Brandy Moore House is an 11-bed clean and sober transitional housing program that provides six months of housing, case management and referral services for individuals looking to regain control of their lives. Brandy Moore House has a strong record of working with individuals, offering HIV/ AIDS

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education, support groups, health forums, and access to wellness services. BMH maintains referrals with a broad range of medical, behavioral and other services within and outside the HIV care system so that residents can return to a path of health and well-being. _____________________________________________________________________________________

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

This section includes: volunteer opportunities in the Bayview and throughout the City WHO: SF Pathways to Citizenship Initiative WHAT: Seeking Volunteer Immigration Attorneys for Workshops WHEN: Saturday, December 5th from 9:30am – 12:30pm WHERE: Atrium Conference Room, 1 South Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco CONTACT: /NOTES: At SF Pathways to Citizenship Workshops, immigration attorneys are a critical part of the volunteer effort that helps hundreds of individuals complete their citizenship applications at large group-processing workshops held throughout the year. In addition to reviewing all completed citizenship applications, volunteer immigration attorneys provide brief legal consultations to determine whether participants are eligible for naturalization or whether the participant has a complicated case that cannot be adequately dealt with at the workshop. Volunteer immigration attorneys should be familiar with the naturalization application and comfortable conducting a final application review and determining whether an application is ready to file. If you are an immigration attorney interested in volunteering at a future SF Pathways to Citizenship Workshop (the next workshop is on Saturday, December 5th) please contact Amy Wang at awang@iibayarea.org or call 510-451-2846 x 315. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview Y WHAT: Volunteer Tutors NEEDED! WHEN: ASAP – Tutors are needed for Monday through Thursday from 3:30pm – 6:00pm WHERE: Bayview Schools CONTACT:/NOTES: For more information or to become a volunteer tutor please email: Sarah Ballard – Hanson, Bayview Beacon Director, sballard-hanson@ymcasf.net or call 785-550-6365. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Education Outside WHAT: Volunteer and Internship Opportunities WHERE: SFUSD Schools (Malcolm X Academy, Carver Elementary, Bret Harte Elementary and Star King Elementary) WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: Jasmine Lim at jlim@educationoutside.org NOTES: Teach kids in the garden! Immerse yourself in an outdoor classroom to support science instruction while you sift through the soil. We are currently accepting applications for Garden Interns. The Education Outside garden intern position is ideal for college, high school students, or community members who are interested in outdoor science education. Interns are placed at one school garden site for a minimum of four hours a week for 10 to 20 weeks during the school year. Garden interns develop skills in environmental education, gardening in urban schools, and working with elementary school youth. They will be integrated into classroom instruction to facilitate garden stewardship and assist in garden maintenance under the supervision of the Education Outside instructor. Apply online or more info at https://www.educationoutside.org/garden-intern. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: Reading Partners WHAT: Volunteer Opportunity WHEN: The New School Year 2015-2016 WHERE: Various locations CONTACT:/NOTES: If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to contact our program managers at contact.sanfrancisco@readingpartners.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco WHAT: 2016 Park Beautification/ Clean Up WHERE: Bayview Parks CONTACT: Habitat for Humanity Greater SF, email Laura Ealy with any questions lealy@habitatgsf.org WHEN:/NOTES: Adam Rodgers Park (1/9, 2/13, 5/14, 6/18); Bayview Playground (1/16, 10/15); Gilman Playground (4/16, 5/21, 7/9); India Basin Shoreline Park (2/20, 6/11,8/20, 9/17); Little Hollywood (3/12, 9/24); Palou & Phelps Park ( 4/9, 8/13); Selby Palou Park (10/8); Youngblood Coleman Park (3/19,7/16). FREE lunch will be provided for volunteers! All volunteers must be 16 years of age and older. For all volunteers ages 16 - 17 years of age, please contact Laura to receive a Minor Waiver Form. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: EcoCenter at Heron’s Head Park WHAT: Volunteer at the EcoCenter WHEN: 2nd Saturday of each month from 9:00am to 12:00pm WHERE: 32 Jennings Street @ Cargo Way; Meet at picnic area near parking lot. NOTES: Join the Greenagers, a San Francisco Rec and Park and Port of San Francisco youth stewardship program, along with EcoCenter staff, in our joint stewardship of Heron's Head Park, home to over 100 species of birds and an off-the-grid sustainable learning center. Heron's Head Park offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about the historic Hunter's Point neighborhood and its diverse open space. Invasive Species Removal, Mulch Application, Watering and Planting. Come prepared with sturdy, close-toed shoes, sunscreen, a light snack and clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Volunteers age 14-17 must have a signed parent's waiver; participants 13 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Twenty (20) volunteers’ maximum for individual signups. Large groups and corporate events up to 150 volunteers can be accommodated with advanced notice. Visit www.recparkvolunteer@sfgov.org or call 415-839-4963. ________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Golden Gate Audubon WHAT: Volunteer at a restored wetland along San Francisco Bay. Activities at Pier 94 include weed and trash removal. Planting takes place in the winter months. Learn about native plants and see or hear a variety of birds. Instruction and snacks provided. Wear sturdy shoes, hat and clothes you don't mind getting a bit dirty. Bring a water bottle if you have one. WHERE: Take Third Street to Cargo Way, make the first left onto Amador, this street makes a sharp right in an industrial area, the address is 480 Amador (an office for a neighbor). Turn into the gravel parking lot before the chain link fence on the left. Just ahead you will see a small sign next to white barriers. This is the entrance to Pier 94. *Park in front of the barriers. Use this Pier 94 map. WHEN: First Saturday of each month from 9:00am-12:00pm CONTACT: nweeden@goldengateaudubon.org ____________________________________________________________________________________

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COMMUNITY BUILDING This section includes: meetings, events, forums, town halls, & beautification projects

WHO: Radio Africa & Kitchen WHAT: Community Tuesdays WHEN: Every Tuesday from 5:00pm-8:00pm (*unless otherwise stated) WHERE: 4800 3rd Street (at Palou) CONTACT: If you are interested in hosting a special event for Community Tuesdays, please email us at BookCommunityTuesday@gmail.com no later than 2 weeks prior to your event. For more information about these events, please visit our website: www.radioafricakitchen.com or www.andreabakerconsulting.com NOTES: There is also free Wifi and a $10 (+tax) 2-course prefix menu that features a variety of options to meet your dietary needs. The menu is seasonal and changes frequently, so stay tuned for updates on what we will be serving.

_____________________________________________________________________________ WHO: DCYF, the Our Children, Our Families Council WHAT: Stakeholder Input Meeting WHEN: /WHERE: See below CONTACT:/NOTES: The Our Children, Our Families Council,* a new effort led by the Mayor and Superintendent to coordinate efforts across the city, school district and community to improve outcomes for children, youth and families in San Francisco, invites you to share your input as the Council develops its goals and measures of success. The Council is hosting meetings for representatives from networks, collaborative, advisory entities, community-based organizations, and other stakeholders that focus on children, youth, transitional age youth, and family issues to share their input. At each meeting, participants will learn more about the new Council and have opportunities to provide input on the goals and measures it will use to guide its work over the next five years. The Council will hold this stakeholder input meeting at three different dates and times to help ensure interested parties can participate. The meeting date and time options are listed below - Please click on the link following the date/time you can attend to fill out an RSVP form: *November 19 from 9:30-11:30am at SFUSD Central Office, 555 Franklin St, Board Room; https://www.eventbrite.com/e/our-children-our-families-stakeholder-meeting-nov-19-tickets-19323842132 *You only need to RSVP for one of the three dates/times listed above. The same content will be repeated at each of the three meetings. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview HEAL Zone Presents WHAT: "Cooking Matters Shopping Tour at the Store" *Dates, Times and Locations below: WHERE: Super Save Market 4517 3rd Street WHEN: 11/20/15 2:00pm - 3:00pm; 12/10/15 11:00am - 12:00pm WHERE: Lee's Food Market 1397 Revere Avenue WHEN: 11/27/15 2:30pm - 3:30pm; 12/14/15 1:00pm - 2:00pm WHERE: Foods Co 345 Williams Avenue WHEN: 12/17/15 1:00pm - 2:00pm CONTACT: Monique Douglas Email: mdouglas@southeastsf.org or Cell: 925-339-9742 NOTES: In order for the tours to be possible we need a minimum of 5 participants signing up for that date. The maximum participants for each shopping tour is 15. Participants can also contact Monique to sign up for shopping tours either by email or cell from 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday – Friday. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: African American Parents Advisory Council (AAPAC) WHAT: Black Minds Matter – AAPAC Monthly Meeting (See below for additional dates) WHEN: Thursday, November 19th from 5:30pm – 8:00pm WHERE: Leola M. Havard Early Education School Auditorium, 1520 Oakdale Avenue NOTES: *Dinner and childcare will be provided. The mission of the African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC) is to provide a forum to hear the ideas of the San Francisco Unified School District’s African American parent community, and respond to those ideas by educating and informing parents of district resources, policies, and programs. It is our goal to empower the lives of all African American children and families by providing the knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for a high quality educational experience for our children. The AAPAC works to develop resources that allow parents to more actively support the academic instruction their children receive and engage with educators and administrators in the San Francisco Unified School District. We aim to lift every parent voice and help less engaged parents find their voice through us. http://www.sfusd.edu/en/councils-committees/african-american-parent-advisory-council.html *Additional meeting dates: Thursday, December 17th, Thursday, January 21st 2016, Thursday, February, 18th, Thursday, March 17th, Thursday, April 21st, Thursday, May 19th, Thursday, June 2nd, Thursday, July 21st 2016. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Alive & Free WHAT: “The Mask you live in” Film Viewing WHEN: Thursday, November 19th from 6:00pm – 9:00pm Event Details: 6:00-6:15 Introducing “The Mask You Live In”; 6:15-7:45 Film Viewing; 7:45-8:45 Panel Discussion and Q & A; 8:45-9:00 Closing Remarks WHERE: University of San Francisco Presentation Theater, 2350 Turk Street San Francisco, CA 94118 CONTACT: For more information, contact the Office of Diversity Engagement and Community Outreach: diversity@usfca.edu or 415-422-2821 NOTES: Alive & Free and The Prescription to End Violence, and University of San Francisco's Office of Diversity Engagement and Community Outreach present a screening of the new documentary, The Mask You Live In. Directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, The Mask You Live In follows boys and young men as they struggle to stay true to themselves while navigating America’s narrow definition of masculinity. Persuaded by the media, peer groups, and some adults in their lives, boys and young men confront an overwhelming pressure to disconnect from their emotions, devalue authentic relationships, objectify and degrade women, and resolve conflicts through violence. These gender stereotypes interconnect with race, class, and circumstance, creating a maze of identity issues that boys and young men must navigate in order to become “real men”. Following the film Dr. Joseph Marshall, Co-founder and Executive Director of Alive & Free and The Prescription to End Violence, will lead a discussion on what is being done around this issue at the ground-level here in the Bay Area as well as what is happening nation-wide at our schools and universities. Dr. Marshall's perspective on youth violence is featured in the film alongside the work of psychologist and researcher Dr. Judy Chu and youth educator Ashanti Branch. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Reentry Council and Partners WHAT: Community Meeting WHEN: November 20th from 3:30pm – 6:00pm WHERE: Southeast Community Facility, 1800 Oakdale Avenue, Alex Pitcher Room NOTES: What is a racial and ethnic justice agenda for the Bayview? What concrete actions can be taken to address disparities in the criminal justice system? Come with your ideas to add to this crucial discussion. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: Neighborhood Empowerment Network (NEN) WHAT: Disaster Resilience Summit WHEN: Tuesday, December 1st from 8:30am - 1:30pm WHERE: City and County of San Francisco City Hall, 1 Doctor Carlton B Goodlett Place, North Light Court CONTACT: Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ecp-disaster-resilience-summit-tickets-18833701107 NOTES: As part of its 2015 program plan, the NEN will be hosting a summit at City Hall that will: Elevate the progress to date in developing a updated toolkit for the Empowered Communities Program; Highlight the work of participating neighborhoods; Host “workshops” on scoping out the next set of planning modules for the toolkit. The program will run from 9am to 1pm and feature remarks by Mayor Lee, City Admin Naomi Kelly, Jake Wood of Team Rubicon, Council Woman LaToya Cantrell from NOLA. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Hunters Point Naval Shipyard (HPNS) WHAT: Informational Poster Session - Parcel E-2 Cleanup WHEN: Wednesday, December 2nd from 5:30pm – 7:15pm (Open forum: arrive/leave at any time) WHERE: Southeast Community Facility in the Alex L. Pitcher, Jr. Community Room, 1800 Oakdale Avenue CONTACT: If you are interested in learning about a specific topic at a future meeting, please respond to this email with your idea. For more information, or if you have any questions about this project, please call the HPNS Information Line at 415-295‐4742 or email at info@sfhpns.com. Information on the cleanup program is also available on the Navy website at www.bracpmo.navy.mil. NOTES: As a part of its continued efforts to reach out to the community, the Department of the Navy invites you to attend the upcoming Hunters Point Naval Shipyard (HPNS) Poster Session. At the poster session, there will be multiple poster displays and Navy subject matter experts to answer questions and discuss the cleanup at Parcel E-2. The poster session format allows interested community members to arrive and/or leave at any time during the meeting. Additional members of the cleanup team, including regulatory agency representatives, will be available to answer questions and provide information on the overall cleanup program at HPNS. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: African American Shakespeare Company WHAT: FREE Matinee Performances CONTACT:/NOTES: Your classroom can attend our free student matinee performances on Thursdays during the production run. Download the study guides for each production from our website and stay a few minutes after the shoe as the actors answers your questions. Make the vent more memorable by becoming a partner school when you invite our teaching artists to your classroom. Free Matinees available for public schools. Partner schools have first priority. Private schools have a $5/per person charge. Schools must register by going to our website at: www.african-americanshakes.org/education/student-matinee WHEN: Cinderella (K – 6th Grade) Dates: December 3, 2015 at 10:00am; December 10, 2015 at 10:00am; December 17, 2015 at 10:00am. The Colored Museum (6th – 12th Grade) Dates: February 11, 2016 at 10:00am; February 18, 2016 at 10:00am; February 25, 2016 at 10:00am; March 3, 2016 at 10:00am. Antony and Cleopatra (6th – 12th Grade) Dates: May 5, 2016 at 10:00am; May 12, 2016 at 10:00am; May 19, 2016 at 10:00am; May 26, 2016 at 10:00am. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: SF Parks Alliance and Partners (The Trust for Public Land, Build Inc, and the Recreation and Park Department) WHAT: The 5th India Basin Task Force Meeting WHEN: December 3rd from 5:30pm - 7:30pm WHERE: Our Lady of Lourdes Church (410 Hawes St at Innes)

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CONTACT: /NOTES: Learn more about the India Basin Waterfront Parks and Trails Project and for updates about the design competition to take place for India Basin. RSVP here: http://sfpa.convio.net/site/Calendar?id=100404&view=Detail _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview Y WHAT: 2nd Annual Winter Ball WHEN: Friday, December 4th from 5:00pm – 8:00pm WHERE: Bayview YMCA Gymnasium, 1601 Lane Street CONTACT: For more information – Lynette M. Demus at 415-822-7728 ext. 254 NOTES: This is a formal dress event and will have a catered buffet dinner, photo booth, music and dancing. Come join us for a spectacular evening of elegance filled with dancing, dining and fun! This is our time to celebrate our families, ourselves and community! We hope to see you there! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: United Playaz and Partners WHAT: Stand United Against All Violent (Film Screening/Rally U.N. Plaza/Gun Buy-Back) WHEN: Saturday, December 12th from 8:00am – 2:30pm WHERE: United Playaz, 1038 Howard Street CONTACT:/NOTES: Details - Film Screening: “Shell Shocked” from 10:00am – 12:00pm in the Koret Main Library; Rally at U.N. Plaza from 12:30pm – 2:30pm; Gun Buy-Back from 8:00am – 12:00pm. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Parks 94124 WHAT: Design and Construction of Place-Making Element at Hilltop (Sundial) Park Project (RFP) WHERE: Bay Area Counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano and Sonoma (Preferably with close connection to the Bayview Hunters Point Community) CONTACT: Send proposals to: Trudy Garber, The Trust for Public Land, 101 Montgomery Street, Suite 1100, San Francisco, 94104; trudy.garber@tpl.org NOTES: DO NOT SEND ORIGINAL ARTWORK. There is no application fee. For additional information please contact: Trudy Garber at 415-800-5274; Maya Rogers at 415-606-6167; Lena Miller at 415-410-8416. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) WHAT: Bayview Solidarity Tour WHEN: Every third Saturday of the month CONTACT:/NOTES: Twenty four racially and linguistically diverse participants, including many monolingual Chinese speakers, visited sites such as Adam Rogers Park and the EcoCenter at Heron's Head Park to better understand the intertwined history of Chinese immigrants and the black population in the area. For more information visit www.cycsf.org.

______________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Family Support Services of the Bay Area WHAT: FREE Respite CHILD CARE CONTACT: To enroll, contact: Brenda Vega at 415-861-4060 ext. 3032 Se Habla Español or N. Bruce Williams, Program Director at 415-861-4060 ext. 3011 NOTES: If you are an active CalWORKs participant, you are eligible to receive free emergency child care for any of the following reasons: Your child is mildly ill and cannot go to regular school or child care; Your regular child care is not available for any reason; You have not yet finalized a regular child care plan; you need to go to work, school or training. Respite can be provided in your home or at the home of a licensed family daycare provider. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: Exploratorium & BMAGIC WHAT: Exploratorium Community Family Pass WHERE: Piers 15/17 SF, CA 94111 WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: Cherie Cuenca at 415-558-2488 or cherie@bayviewmagic.org NOTES: BMAGIC has been given a Community Day pass to access (FOR FREE!) the Exploratorium. We would love to share this opportunity w/ BVHP families, children/youth participants. How it works: 1) Contact BMAGIC at least one week before you plan to make your outing to Exploratorium. The pass is intended for small groups of no more than 16 people - including adults. 2) BMAGIC will give you the Pass 3) Return Pass back to BMAGIC w/in 48 hours of your trip. The Exploratorium also offers affordable opportunities for larger groups such as 5 free public days per year and free or reduced admission for weekday field trips for CBOs. For more info about these programs and hours visit: www.exploratorium.edu http://www.exploratorium.edu/visit/field-trips/resources-duringvisit http://www.exploratorium.edu/visit/calendar/this-week http://www.exploratorium.edu/visit/calendar/free http://www.exploratorium.edu/visit/calendar/kids-families *This pass is available on a first come first serve basis. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) WHAT: Discover & Go WHEN: Ongoing WHERE: Citywide CONTACT: For more detailed information visit www.sfpl.org/discoverandgo or www.DiscoverandGo.org NOTES: As of July, all San Francisco Public Library’s existing Check Out San Francisco Family Pass attractions, including museums and swimming pools will be accessible online at www.discover.sfpl.org This is a complete online reservation system that allows you to print passes at home, or at your neighborhood library. Reservation system works on laptops, phones, and tablets for ease of use. All you need is your library card number and PIN to access the reservation system. *Call your local library to guide you through the process if needed. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Adult Probation Department/Reentry Division WHAT: Getting Out and Staying Out: A Guide to San Francisco Resources for People Leaving Jails and Prisons (Electronic Version) CONTACT: http://sfgov2.org/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=2856 (link to PDF version) NOTES: The guide will not be available in print until September, but please feel free to use and share the electronic version in the meantime. To place an order for a free printed copy, please contact Steve Adami, Reentry Resources Coordinator, at steve.adami@sfgov.org or 415-241-4254. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION This section includes: presentations, workshops, trainings, classes, study groups, and clubs

WHO: Bayview Y WHAT: Cooking Matters Classes WHEN: Every Thursday until November 19, 2015 from 10:00am – 12:00pm WHERE: 1601 Lane Street CONTACT:/NOTES: For more information, please contact: Michael Bennett, BVHP Y Director of Physical Activity and Nutrition, at 415-794-9274 or mlb40@ymcasf.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: BAYCAT WHAT: Digital Media Workshops (FREE) WHEN: See notes section for schedule WHERE: 2415 3rd Street, Suite 230 CONTACT: /NOTES: Space is limited and RSVP is required. Sign up online at: www.baycat.org Requirements: Low income; must be between the ages 18-25; unemployed or working part-time; commit to the entire length of the workshop. Workshop Schedule: Friday, November 20th “Intro to Motion Graphics” from 10:00am- 5:00pm. *Lunch will be provided. For additional questions, contact: Edgar Garcia, Program Coordinator at 415-701-8228 Ext 213.

______________________________________________________________________________WHO: EcoCenter WHAT: Science Saturdays (November Schedule) WHEN: Every Saturday WHERE: 32 Jennings Street CONTACT: For more information visit www.ecocenterhhp.org or call 415-839-4963. November Dates: November 21st from 11:00am – 1:00pm (the class will accommodate 10-12 people, secure your spot by registering now at: http://tinyurl.com/ecocenter-mural-workshop ; Heron’s Head Park Trail Walk – November 28th from 10:00am – 12:00pm. ***Please note the EcoCenter will be closed on Wednesday, November 25th and Thursday November 26th. See you when it reopens on Friday, November 27th! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Department of Children, Youth & Their Families (DCYF) WHAT: Request for Proposals (RFP) for Disconnected Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) WHEN: Deadline for proposals – December 4th at 5:00pm CONTACT: See below for more information and click here for registration documents: http://dev.sfkids.org/forms/2015_RFP_TAY/insertNewBid.asp NOTES: All questions must be submitted in writing to rfp@dcyf.org. DCYF staff will not answer questions regarding the RFP over the phone or in person. Answers to all submitted questions will be posted on the home page of the DCYF website - www.dcyf.org - following the question submission close date (November 13). This RFP seeks applicants for two distinct strategies: STRATEGY 1: THE

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COLLABORATIVE MODEL: Lead agencies coordinate a collaborative effort to improve educational and employment outcomes for disconnected TAY ages 18-24, building on existing agency, partner and community resources. STRATEGY 2: TAY INNOVATION FUND: Multiple grants available ranging from $50,000-$100,000 designed to address gaps or barriers in existing TAY services. Organizations may apply to one or both funding strategies, but must complete separate applications for each strategy. Applications will be evaluated separately within each strategy. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Peer Resources and Ira Sachnoff WHAT: Peer Helping /Peer Counseling/Peer Education Workshop (Two – Day Training) WHEN: January 11th and January 12th, 2016 WHERE: 461 6th Avenue, San Francisco CONTACT: /NOTES: Adults may benefit from this two day training if interested in training youth to become peer educators on tobacco, bullying, drugs, violence prevention, conflict mediation, alcohol and other health related issues, co-facilitators of support groups, peer counselors, peer tutors, peer helpers, etc. *Cost of the two-day workshop is $250 per participant. This includes all training materials (including curriculum). We strongly urge you to bring a “team” from your site. Registration is limited to the first 35 people to enroll. To reserve a place, send a $100 deposit (or purchase order). Your deposit is fully refundable if you cancel seven days before the workshop. A confirmation letter (including hotel information) will be sent upon receipt of your registration. For more information and accommodations in San Francisco or Los Angeles, call Ira Sachnoff at 415-872-9595, or email at peersira@aol.com or you can register by going to www.peerresourcetraining.com _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Youth Funding Youth Ideas (YFYI) WHAT: Education and YOUth Survey CONTACT:/NOTES: YFYI has partnered with Mills College to bring you a Youth Participatory Action Research project (YPAR). YPAR is research done by youth that will result in collecting data as well as taking action about an issue that is important to them. YFYI chose to explore the attitudes and experiences of youth in San Francisco high schools. We want to know how youth feel about their high school experience and what changes young people want to make in the education system. We are very excited to finally bring you the survey we spent the entire summer working on. Our goal is to collect at least 300 surveys from youth in San Francisco who are high school age or are currently enrolled in high school or alternative program toward a GED or diploma. We are asking our community to help spread the word in San Francisco about our survey so that we can meet our goal of collecting 300 or more surveys. If you'd like to learn more about YPAR or this research project, please contact Director of YFYI, Andrea Juarez at juarez@chalk.org. Take survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Education_and_YOUth _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Office of the Public Defender WHAT: Justice Matters: Plea Bargains – “Let’s Make a Deal” WHEN: Saturdays 12:30pm & 7:30pm; Sundays 5:00pm; Mondays-Fridays 8:30am WHERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGd0Hj_iZKM NOTES: Forget every courtroom drama you've ever seen - because for more than 95 percent of criminal cases, there is no trial. Instead, the cases resolve by plea bargain. It’s cheaper and more efficient–but is it justice? Join San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi on his award-winning public affairs show, Justice Matters, as he talks to Stanford Law Professor George Fisher, author of Plea Bargaining’s Triumph; and Maitreya Badami, assistant legal director of the Northern California Innocence Project at Santa Clara Law. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: Greenaction WHAT: Bayview Hunters Point Environmental Justice Response Task Force Monthly Meeting WHEN: Every 3rd Wednesday of every month from 2:00pm – 4:00pm WHERE: Southeast Community College, 1800 Oakdale, Alex Pitcher Room CONTACT: For more information: Marie Harrison/Greenaction for Health and Environmental Justice 415-447-3904 Ext. 103 or marieh@greenaction.org NOTES: Bring your concerns about environmental violations to the attention of the top government officials from local, regional, state and federal agencies. Let us work together to get these problems addressed. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: CHALK WHAT: Monthly Community Workshops WHEN: Every 2nd Tuesday of the month from 5:00pm – 7:00pm WHERE: 271 Austin Street, San Francisco CONTACT: For more information or to request a private workshop: Meagan Cherney at 415-553-0282 or email Cherney@chalk.org NOTES: To attend, please register via Eventbrite. Search “chalk workshops” to view all Chalk’s upcoming workshops. CHALK will be providing one free workshop every month to young people ages 14-24 starting February 2015. Through peer to peer learning, we aim to provide the young people of our community with life skills and leadership opportunities. All trainings will be first come first serve and will be focused on current youth issues _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: American Educational Guidance Center WHAT: Free Scholarship Searches WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: /NOTES: http://www.college-scholarships.com/free_scholarship_searches.htm _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Center for Youth Wellness WHAT: Intro to ACEs for Educators WHERE: http://www.centerforyouthwellness.org/ CONTACT: Janine Greer M.A., Health Educator at 415-684-9513, jgreer@centerforyouthwellness.org NOTES: Do you work with children who have been exposed to: Community violence? Alcohol or drug abuse? Domestic Violence? Mental Illness? Incarceration of a family member? Death of a family member due to violence? Divorce? Separation? Foster Care? Neglect? Homelessness? Physical abuse? Do you wonder if Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) affect a child’s ability to learn? Attend a training to learn how Adverse Childhood Experiences can affect classroom learning. Gain hands on techniques and tools to build resiliency in students inside and outside of the classroom. Children growing up in distressed urban communities face poor health, emotional and educational outcomes. Learn how adverse childhood experiences can affect classroom learning and how to build resiliency in students. Workshop Objectives, Gain an understanding of the impact of ACEs and toxic stress on child’s health and development, Learn about the neurobiology of toxic stress, Learn about intergenerational trauma and its affects, Discuss tools for supporting a child experiencing toxic stress. Gain hands on techniques and tools to help build resiliency. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: SF Youth Commission WHAT: Group City Hall Tours WHERE: City Hall, Youth Commission Office WHEN: Ongoing, per group request and availability CONTACT: Call 415-554-6446 or youthcom@sfgov.org

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NOTES: Are you interested in learning more about the Youth Commission or bringing a group of youth to City Hall? Youth Commissioners and staff can help lead workshops on the rudiments of City government the YC, and other topics that relate to youth and government.

WHO: Five Keys Charter Schools WHAT: GED or High School Diploma classes WHEN: The Village, 1099 Sunnydale Avenue WHERE: High School and GED Classes Monday to Thursday, 9:00am-12:00pm English as a Second Language Classes Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:00pm-4:00pm CONTACT: To enroll please call 415-308-1689, email referral@fivekeyscharter.org, or Stop by the Visitacion Valley Access Point, 1099 Sunnydale Avenue, 2nd Floor NOTES: Enroll for GED or High School Diploma classes TODAY! It's never too late to finish your education. Classes are free, just show up! Adults of all ages and ESL students are welcome!

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BAYVIEW HUNTERS POINT PROGRAM OFFERINGS

This section includes: on-going health, wellness and enrichment activities in neighborhood centers WHO: Bayview Y WHAT: Diabetes Prevention Program (FREE) WHEN: Classes are every Tuesday at 10:00am WHERE: Bayview Y (either in the Conference Room or Conference Center) CONTACT: For more information: Emily Turpin at 415-281-6702 or eturpin@ymcasf.org NOTES: If you’re at risk for type 2 diabetes; you can make small, measurable changes that can reduce your risk and help you live a happier, healthier life. Change is tough – we can help. One year of support: 16 weekly sessions, then monthly maintenance; small-group supportive environment (8-15 people); led by a trained YMCA Lifestyle Coach. Here are some details: Program Overview: This is a one-year program beginning with 16 weekly meetings, followed by 3 bi-weekly meetings then 6 monthly meetings. All meetings are one hour in length. The class is suitable for 8-15 participants, who reside in the Bayview Hunters Point Community. Target population is African American and Latino. Enrollment Is Simple: All participants can be directed to Emily Turpin for enrollment over the phone. She asks a quick 6 questions to determine if they are eligible and that’s it! Again, this is an opportunity to prevent diabetes, so the classes are for Pre-Diabetics. Please call if you have any questions: 415-822-7728 Ext 230. ____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Zaccho Youth Company (ZYC) WHAT: Auditions for ZYC WHEN: Monday, November 23rd from 6:00pm – 7:30pm (Please arrive 15 minutes early) WHERE: Zaccho Dance Theatre, 1777 Yosemite Avenue #330 CONTACT:/NOTES: A pre-professional aerial dance company is seeking youth between the ages of 11 -19 years old. Train with internationally recognized aerialist and dance professionals. Learn how to make choreography. For more information about the Zaccho Youth Company (ZYC) audition, contact Lizzy Spicuzza, lizzy@zaccho.org or by phone 415-990-1173. For more information about Zaccho Dance Theatre and Zaccho Youth Company (ZYC), please visit our website at www.zaccho.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Rafiki Coalition WHAT: Passport to Wellness! Body & Soul – FREE Health Enhancement & Stress Reduction Classes 2015 WHEN: See schedule below WHERE: 601 Cesar Chavez Street, SF (Between 3rd Street & Pier 80)

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CONTACT:/NOTES: For more information please call 415-615-9945 Ext 115 or visit www.rafikicoalition.org *All classes are FREE - Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday. NOVEMBER SCHEDULE: Soul – Chi: A soulful take on Tai-Chi for the community, November 24, Tuesday evening 6:30pm – 7:30pm with Maalak Atkins. Gentle Yoga: Healing movement you’re your body, mind, and soul, November 19, Thursday evening 6:30pm – 7:30pm with Pearl Howell. Eat Well, Live Well: Healthy meals for prepared for easy learning, November 19, Thursday evening 7:30pm – 8:30pm with Chef Reggie. Soul Line Dancing: Line dancing for the whole family, November 21, Saturday morning 9:30am – 10:30am with Ramona. Rafiki Community Garden Project: A backyard gardening and permaculture class, November 21, Saturday morning 10:30am – 12:30pm with Erin Alexander. DECEMBER SCHEDULE: Nia: Healing movement with African dance and exercise: December 1, 8, 15, 22, Tuesday evenings 6:30pm – 7:30pm with Farcia DeToles-Medearis. Art and Healing: A fun and creative experience that incorporates artistic healing, December 8, Tuesday evening 5:00pm – 6:30pm with FranCione. Gentle Yoga: Healing movement you’re your body, mind and soul, December 3, 10, 17, Thursday evenings 6:30pm – 7:30pm with Kamala Itzel Damaris Berrio. Eat Well, Live Well: Easy to make meals that keep you healthy, December 18, Thursday evening 7:30pm – 8:30pm with Chef Billy. Zumba: Fun for everyone, December 5, 12, 19, Saturday mornings 10:30am – 12:30pm with Erin Alexander. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Rafiki Coalition WHAT: LIFT (Living Inspired For Today) Sessions WHEN: See below for schedule *Typically session is 5:00pm – 6:30pm Thursday evenings WHERE: 601 Cesar Chavez CONTACT: For more information: Ty Blair at 415-615-9945 Ext. 129 NOTES: December 10th – Session 4: Owning our Personal Power! *These 90 – minute sessions are anchored by Dr. Monique LeSarre, who holds a doctorate in Clinical psychology and is the newly appointed Director or Programs at Rafiki Coalition for Health and Wellness. Dr. Monique volunteers in schools, communities and prisons doing restorative circles. She also teaches at several local colleges and universities and consults with nonprofits, hospitals and clinics around mental health, wellness and social disparities. LIFT is a space to: Promote discussion and support around feelings of sadness, anger, worry, isolation and grief; deepen our understanding of the impact of structural racism, community violence and the cost of African American health; and strengthen our support systems and uplift our spirits. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: ZACCHO Center for Dance and Aerial Arts WHAT: Fall Session - After School Youth Programming WHEN: From 4:30pm- 6:00pm; Ends December 20th WHERE: Zaccho Studio, 1777 Yosemite Ave #330 CONTACT:/NOTES: All classed for the Youth Session are full session classes. If you missed the deadline of August 24th, please contact marie@zaccho.org for prorated options or call 415-822-6744. To try a class before registering for the full session, drop in for $18. www.zaccho.org _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: 3RD Street Youth Center & Clinic WHAT: Health Clinic WHEN: M-F 1pm-5pm (Clinic), M-F 1pm-7pm (Youth Center) WHERE: 1728 Bancroft Ave, San Francisco CONTACT: Joi Jackson-Morgan (Deputy Director) via phone: 415-822-1707 or via email: Joi@3rdstyouth.org or via Fax: 415-822- 1723 NOTES: On the clinic side we offer physicals, pregnancy test, STD test, check-ups, free condoms, and other birth control methods. The Center side offers the following programs: Conscious Cooking Class, Music Production 101, Community Outreach, Young Mothers Group, & Arts and Crafts. This space is strictly for youth ages 12-24. For more information visit: www.3rdstyouth.org

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_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Bayview YMCA WHAT: A Day of Fitness WHERE: Bayview YMCA, 1601 Lane Street WHEN: Every Thursday, 10:00am-1:00pm CONTACT: /NOTES: Michael Bennett at 415-794-9274 _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview TLC Family Resource Center program of the Bayview YMCA WHAT: Anger Management WHERE: Bayview YMCA, 1601 Lane Street, 3rd Floor WHEN: Women’s Class, Thursdays 5:30pm-7:30pm, Men’s Group, 6:00pm-7:30pm CONTACT: Faye Henderson at 415-822-9404 Ext. 236 NOTES: This group will focus on understanding the basis of your anger (identifying triggers), learning to manage anger effectively, stop violence or threats of violence, develop self-control over thoughts/actions and receive support during the process. Refreshments are provided. *Referrals preferred – please call phone number above to confirm attendance as well as 24 hour notice for child care. ___________________________________________________________________________________

FUNDING This section includes: grants, donations, and federal and local funding opportunities

WHO: 50 Fund WHAT: 50 Fund grant program called "Playmakers." WHERE: https://50fund.fluidreview.com/ WHEN: Playmaker Grant Program application periods: Until November 30th, 2015. CONTACT: Questions can be submitted to playmakers@50Fund.org No phone calls please. NOTES: For more information and to apply, visit 50fund.org. You can also learn more about the Rookie Playmakers drafted by the Levi’s® brand on Levi Strauss & Co.’s blog, Unzipped. 50 Fund will provide 50 separate $10,000 Playmaker grants weekly, starting in February 23. In addition to receiving a grant, each selected nonprofit's "Playmaker" - a nominated staff or Board member, volunteer or community advocate who is making a significant impact through his or her work with the organization - will also be recognized. Applications are welcome across 50 Fund’s three focus areas: youth development, community investment and sustainable environments. Applicants must include the nomination of the organization’s “Playmaker,” in addition to describing how receiving a grant will have an immediate impact in the communities in which they operate. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: The Northern California Community Loan Fund (NCCLF), Community Arts Stabilization Trust (CAST) and Urban Solutions (US) WHAT: The San Francisco Nonprofit Displacement Mitigation Program for Arts, Cultural, and Social Service Sectors: Technical Assistance CONTACT: Questions? Contact Owen Serra, Real Estate Consulting Analyst, at oserra@ncclf.org NOTES: Technical Assistance services are targeted for organizations most at-risk of displacement in the next 24 months or have been displaced but haven’t secured a new stable site. Technical assistance services include financial planning, space planning, identifying/evaluating potential sites, negotiating leases or purchase agreements, developing construction budgets and project timelines, and analyzing potential funding sources. Technical assistance services may be provided on a one-to-one basis and/or

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in workshop settings. *Applications for Technical Assistance will be accepted on a rolling basis and approved/declined within 45 days. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) WHAT: Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified firms, consultants, and/or non-profit organizations to provide community benefits professional consulting services on an as-needed basis for the Community Benefits Division of the SFPUC External Affairs Bureau. WHERE: http://www.sfwater.org/bids/bidDetail.aspx?bidid=2904 WHEN: Due Date 12/31/2016 NOTES: The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) seeks Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified firms, consultants, and/or non-profit organizations to provide community benefits professional consulting services on an as-needed basis for the Community Benefits Division of the SFPUC External Affairs Bureau. Qualified organizations will be eligible to apply and compete for future contracts to assist the SFPUC in implementing its Community Benefits and Environmental Justice Policies across the agency, including implementation through the Sewer System Improvement Program (SSIP), a 20-year, multi-billion dollar citywide investment to upgrade the ageing sewer system. Proposers with relevant experience, expertise, and qualifications in one or more of the task categories noted below are encouraged to submit SOQs for each relevant task category. This RFQ will create a pre-qualified list (“Pool”) of consultants, firms, and/or nonprofit organizations, from which the SFPUC may choose prospective contractors on an as-needed basis. Once pre-qualified and in the Pool, consultants will be eligible to apply and compete for future Request for Proposals (RFPs) that will be issued under the task categories defined in this RFQ. Task Categories - General Community Benefits Services - Adult and Youth Workforce Development - Arts and Culture - Economic Development – Education- Environmental Justice - Land Use and Neighborhood Revitalization - Corporate Social Responsibility, In-Kind Contributions, and Volunteerism - Diversity and Inclusion- Stakeholder and Community Involvement - Public Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: The Neighbor Fund WHAT: Community-based, community-vetted, small business revolving loan fund for the Bayview WHERE: Renaissance Bayview, India Basin Plaza, 1325-B Evans Avenue WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: Yamilet Gonzalez at 415-647-3728 or visit http://www.rencenter.org/ NOTES: Community-based. Loans focus on businesses located in San Francisco's 94124 Zip Code. Borrowers' creditworthiness is validated through existing community relationships instead of impersonal credit scores. Small business loans are geared toward expansion for existing businesses with between $50K and $2MM in annual revenues and at least 1 full-time staff (including the owner). If you're a small business in the Bayview and need access to capital, this is a great opportunity! The Neighbor Fund is an initiative of Redeemer Community Church and Dayspring Technologies. Renaissance Bayview is a supporting partner along with local churches and community-based organizations. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Foundation Center- San Francisco Center WHAT: Foundation Directory Online WHERE: http://foundationcenter.org/sanfrancisco/library.html; Foundation Center: 312 Sutter Street, Suite 606, SF, CA, 94108-4314 WHEN: Ongoing; funding and grant opportunities updated regularly CONTACT: For more information call 415-397-0902 NOTES: Gain knowledge about grantmakers, their grants, and all aspects of fundraising, philanthropy, and nonprofit management. We invite you to use our library where you can search for prospective foundation funders using the Foundation Directory Online Professional free of charge, along with our growing collection of books, periodicals, and other print and electronic resources.

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CALENDAR SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

To submit entries for the weekly community calendar please use the following format: WHO: WHAT: WHERE: WHEN: CONTACT: NOTES: All entries are due on Wednesday 5pm for the Thursday publication. Please e-mail entries to cherie@bayviewmagic.org. Feel free to cut copy and paste the format above into an e-mail body. Got questions? Please call Cherie, BMAGIC Program & Outreach Assistant at 415-558-2488. Thank you. Bayview Hunters Point Mobilization for Adolescent Growth in our Communities

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