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COMMUNITY CALENDAR: MARCH EDITION #451 Updated: 3/9/17

SUMMER RESOURCES AND PROGRAM OFFERINGS This section includes: workshops & trainings, youth programming, summer camps & employment,

events, and activities.

WHO: DCYF WHAT: 2017 San Francisco Summer Resource Fair WHERE: County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park, 1199 9th Ave., SF WHEN: Saturday, March 11 from 10am to 2pm CONTACT: Emily Davis: 415.554.8991 or Emily.Davis@dcyf.org. NOTES: Summer is a time to explore new ideas, learn new skills, make new friends, take risks, see new places, and have fun. Summer can also be a stressful time for working families, who need to be sure that their children are safe, healthy, and learning during the months school is not in session. Fortunately, there are many wonderful summer programs, classes, camps, and other opportunities for children and youth in San Francisco, and the annual Summer Resource Fair is the best place to find out about them! The 2017 Summer Resource Fair is free to attend, and will feature 200 exhibitors from organizations that offer summer programs, classes, camps, and other services for children and youth ages 0-24. The Fair is also a lot of fun: many of the exhibitors will host activities at their tables, the SF Rec & Park Department will host a range of sports, arts & crafts, and other play stations, the SF Public Library will give away books, and Play-Well TEKnologies will work with attendees to build a model of the city of San Francisco out of LEGOs! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: NexGeneGirls WHAT: Summer Science Academy/Bootcamp WHEN: Applications Due March 15, 2017 WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT: Request an application by contacting Marlena Jackson at 415.420.8130, Jeanette Wright at 415.694.2636 or email futures@nexgenegirls.org NOTES: NexGeneGirls will grant six internships (valued at $2500 each) to qualifying San Francisco high school girls (incoming freshmen, sophomores or juniors) to attend NexGeneGirls’ eight-week summer Science Academy program. The internship position requires a mandatory Science Bootcamp at City College of San Francisco on the following dates: April 22, 29 and May 6 followed by an 8-week summer internship at an academic institution for 20 hours per week beginning in June. Students will develop Bioscience and leadership skills assisting with administering hands-on science lessons to middle school girls and working on individual science projects. At the NexGeneGirls Science Academy, students will have the opportunity to explore Bioscience careers meeting with leading female STEM professionals and experts, and visiting prominent academic and industry research organizations. Criteria for Selection/Factors for a successful applicant include: San Francisco high school girls (incoming 9th, 10th or

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11th graders), Underrepresented groups, Interest in the Biosciences, Potential for leadership, Community service, Extracurricular activities & Academic achievement. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Department of Children, Youth & Their Families (DCYF) WHAT: DCYF Summer Meals WHEN: Application will be released and open between March 15-30th, check out dcyf.org during that time frame to apply. WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT/NOTES: DCYF is a Sponsor for the California Department of Education to provide free meals for youth 0-18 years of age. If you would like to receive these meals for youth you are serving, please apply! DCYF Summer Meals Application _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department WHAT: 2017 Summer Day Camp WHEN: Registration open March 18, 10am WHERE: Citywide CONTACT/NOTES: Summer Day Camp Information Now Available Online! Click for here for information on our Summer Day Camps and click here to view the catalog of classes and activities! Registration opens March 18 at 10 a.m. In addition, scholarships for summer day camp registration must be active through March 18. To see the status of your scholarship, please log into your account at sfrecpark.org/register, click on Account Activity and then on the List Scholarships link. If you need to apply or renew, you must do so prior to February 28th for approval to be processed in time for day camp registration.

______________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy WHAT: LINC Summer High School Program 2017 WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Applications due: Sunday, March 19th CONTACTS: For more info and to apply: www.parksconservancy.org/linc NOTES: LINC is a park-based summer internship program for current high school students who are open to new experiences, are eager to learn new skills and enjoy working outside. During the six-week long program, students assist with service projects, gain career and leadership skills, and take field trips to special park sites such as Alcatraz and Muir Woods. Projects and activities vary by week and include trail work, growing plants, and habitat restoration. NO EXPERIENCE necessary. The program will begin with a 4-day camping trip to Yosemite National Park, during which participants will support a service project, engage in team building, explore the sites and take an 8-mile hike. Students receive a $1,000 education award upon completion. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: City & County of San Francisco’s Project Pull WHAT: Summer Internship Program WHERE: SF City & County Departments WHEN: Application deadline – March 21st, 2017 (postmarked ok). CONTACT: (415) 934-3996 or sfprojectpull1996@gmail.com NOTES: A paid summer internship program for highly motivated and promising SF resident high school juniors, seniors and incoming college freshman w/ 2.75 GPA. A multipart internship program, which provides a mixture of educational, challenging and fun opportunities both inside and outside the workplace. During the eight (8) week program, students are paired with City employees who will mentor and help provide them with work experience and skills necessary to become successful in the workforce. Interns are committed to work a total of 20 hours a week, which include 16 hours at worksite and four

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(4) hours at weekly enrichments. $14.25 /hr. from June 12, 2017 to August 4th 2017. View application and more details on www.sfgov.org/projectpull. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco International Airport WHAT: Summer High School Internship WHERE: San Francisco International Airport WHEN: Deadline to apply is March 24, 2017 5:00pm CONTACT: email sfointernships@flysfo.com or call 650-821-5241 NOTES: Summer High School Interns earn $13/hour; 20 hours per week from mid-June to mid-August (10 weeks total). SFO is a department of the City and County of San Francisco with many offices that assist in the overall operation of the airport. As an intern you might be assisting passengers and providing customer service, performing clerical work, or doing something hands on. San Francisco YouthWorks provides paid internships for 11th and 12th grade residents of San Francisco with interest in public service. SFO hosts YouthWorks interns year-round and during the summer. When filling out an application be sure to check “Airport – SFO”. Visit www.sfyouthworks.org for more information. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Youth Policy Initiative WHAT: Civics and Leadership Camp WHERE: St. Ignatius College Preparatory (2001 37th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94116) WHEN: June 5-9, 2017 from 9:00-3:00 daily (June 7: 8:00-3:00) Applications are due by April 3, 2017. CONTACT: Please email Justin Yamamura at justin@ypisf.org NOTES: The Civics and Leadership is a FREE, week-long summer camp for rising 7th and 8th grade students to learn about public speaking, leadership, and the issues facing San Francisco and the US through interactive lessons and simulations. The camp is designed for students of color, first generation college students, and students who demonstrate financial need. Watch our video to learn more. Access the application at http://tinyurl.com/ypi-camp-2017 Learn about politics, leadership, public speaking, and advocacy; Understand and develop solutions to the issues in San Francisco and the US; Take part in a SF Board of Supervisors simulation or US Senate Simulation; Go on a field trip in Downtown SF, speaking with legislators and community activists; Speak with a St. Ignatius College Preparatory admissions officer; The program is FREE; Lunch will be provided _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Police Activities League Law Enforcement Cadets WHAT: PAL 2017 Summer Cadet Academy & Internship WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Applications due by 5:00pm Monday, April 3rd, 2017 CONTACT: Complete application online at www.SFPAL.org/cadets | cadets@sfpal.org 415.401.4666 NOTES: Exciting career and leadership program includes – Summer Cadet Academy: 4-week intensive law enforcement training at the SF Police Academy June 5-30, 2017 M-F 9am-3pm; SFPD Internships (Year-Round): Graduates awarded internships at SFPD stations/bureaus. What is the PAL Cadet Program? Since 1959, hundreds of San Francisco youth have developed new leadership and career skills as a San Francisco PAL Law Enforcement Cadet. The program provides an insight into law enforcement and public service careers. PAL Law Enforcement Cadets engage in activities centered on the five emphasis areas of the Learning for Life program: career and job skills development, leadership experience, life skills learning, character education and community service. Following successful completion of the PAL Summer Cadet Academy, graduates will be placed in a year-long internship position at an SFPD station or bureau. Additionally, PAL Cadets meet weekly for training and community service activities such as: education in proper police procedures and techniques, participate in a police ride-along and assist in charitable and civic events alongside SFPD. Minimum qualifications: Youth must be between the ages of 14-20, reside or attend school in San Francisco, be enrolled in high school or

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college, have and maintain a 2.0 GPA and pass a SFPD criminal history background check. Want to learn more? Attend an Information Session (parents encouraged to attend): March 15th 6pm-7pm & March 25th 10:30am-11:30am at 350 Amber Dr., San Francisco _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Youth Empowerment Fund (YEF) WHAT: Summer Funding WHEN: Applications available March 1st – Due April 7th! CONTACT: APPLY HERE www.yefsf.org/yef-mini-grants NOTES: YEF awards $125,000 annually in mini-grants supporting projects initiated and led by youth citywide. Have a project that could benefit from a YEF mini-grant? Use the quick link above to learn more and get started! YEF allocated funding to the following types of projects: Long Term Projects, Events, Project Support, Summer Activities. All YEF Mini-Grants Must: Be CREATED and LED by youth under 18, Have AT LEAST one adult ally, Be FINANCIALLY SPONSORED by a community-based nonprofit organization, Have a budget totaling between $1-$10k, Be IN San Francisco and FOR San Franciscans, Have 1 youth leader & 1 adult ally attend 3 grantee gatherings. Young people in San Francisco can apply for up to $10,000, three times a year, to fund their unique ideas and vision addressing important community issues and needs: School Year – Grants up to $10,000; Spring – Grants up to $5,000; Summer – Grants up to $2,500. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Aim High WHAT: Aim High’s 2017 summer program applications WHEN: Applications are due April 7th, program runs June 26th – July 28th WHERE: Bay Area CONTACT: Denny Tsang 415.562.5318 dtsang@aimhigh.org NOTES: This will be Aim High’s 32nd summer operating our five week long, tuition-free, summer session in the Bay Area. Applicants will know the first week of May if they are admitted for 2017. All of our sites across the Bay Area cater to current 5th and 6th (rising 6th & 7th) graders through the summer before their 9th year. We privilege applicants who are low-income, have parents with low educational attainment, and come from statistically under-performing communities and populations. This summer we plan to serve over 2,200 students - offering them a supportive and cooperative learning environment, interactive and project-based curricula, and enriching afternoon activities. Online applications may be obtained at: www.aimhigh.org Paper applications may be printed via the website, or contact Aim High to have one mailed to you. Both are available are available in English, Spanish, or Chinese. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: California Lawyers for the Arts WHAT: Spotlight on the Arts WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Application Deadline: April 14, 2017 early submission encouraged CONTACT: Email or visit our website for more information and an application: jill.roisen@calawyersforthearts.org or www.calawyersforthearts.org/Community_Development NOTES: Spotlight on the Arts is California Lawyers for the Arts’ summer internship and enrichment program for high school youth interested in the arts. Youth are paid a flat stipend of $1200 for a seven week/20 hour per week commitment from June 9th through July 28th. Youth must be 14-17 with priority for low-income youth. Partnering organizations are arts education providers and presenters in theatre, fine and applied arts, writing, media, photography, music and dance including 826 Valencia, A.C.T. Costume Rental Shop, BAYCAT, BAVC, Blue Bear School of Music, Boys and Girls Club’s Art Departments, Chinese Culture Center, de Young Museum, Recology Artists in Residence Program, Root Division, Southern Exposure, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and Z Space. Depending on the site, youth may assist instructors and develop their own projects, work in retail and serve as tour guides, as well as

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work in office settings. Diverse office assignments include marketing on social media, developing website content, graphic design, videography, photography, and administrative tasks. We encourage sites to assign a variety of tasks and projects so that youth are engaged and always learning new things Weekly workshops complement internships with interactive exercises in conflict resolution, communication, goal setting, presentations from professional speakers about arts careers, tours of arts facilities, as well as individual college and career advising. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: GirlFly WHAT: 2017 Summer Arts & Activism Project WHERE: Quesada Gardens, 1700 block of Quesada Street in the Bayview District of SF WHEN: Applications are due April 28, 2017. Program runs July 5-29 CONTACT: Contact Flyaway Productions at 415.672.4111 or jo@flyawayproductions.com NOTES: The 2017 Summer Arts & Activism Project will bring 15 young women from the Bay Area to: Get hands-on experience in site specific dance, earn $500, create original dances for performance; learn from working with professional dance artists; learn about issues of girls’ empowerment and social justice; conduct an activism project: this year we will focus on writing as activism with SF State professor Wei-Ming Deriotis; investigate poetry, journalism and oral history writing, and publish a blog; connect with young women across neighborhoods, schools, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. WHO IS IT FOR? Young women ages 14-19 who are strongly interested in performing, making a positive change in the world and can commit to attending the entire 4 weeks of the program. African American, Arab, Latina, Native, Asian and Pacific Islander, low-income, and LGBT-identified women are strongly encouraged to apply. Dance experience is helpful but not required. WHAT’S THE SCHEDULE? The program is 4 weeks long and meets 4 days a week, 4 hours a day, July 5-29. It ends with two performances on July 29th. You can fill out the application on line or request one in the mail or over email. CLICK HERE TO APPLY. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: California Academy of Sciences WHAT: FREE field trips to the California Academy of Sciences WHEN: June 1 – August 18, 2017 WHERE: California Academy of Sciences, 55 Music Concourse Dr., SF 94118 CONTACT: Megan Schufreider mschufreider@calacademy.org 415.379.5102 NOTES: Do you run a summer program for youth who are San Francisco residents? If so, I’m delighted to share with you the opportunity to plan FREE field trips to the California Academy of Sciences this summer! How to Apply: Open the online application found at http://www.calacademy.org/youth-groups Input the promotional code “SFSummer17” to receive free admission for your San Francisco-based group; Submit a separate application for each visit date, if you would like to arrange multiple trips for free. To Help with Planning: Our summer exhibit will be Pterosaurs: Flight in the Age of Dinosaurs, which is sure to be a hit with all ages.; Groups can also reserve seats for a Planetarium show. This summer we’ll be showing Earthquake: Evidence of a Restless Planet, which is best for grades 3 and up (download the full Educator Guide here). This promotional code is valid for visits from June 1 – August 18, 2017, and is applicable for repeated use by organizations in San Francisco who book field trips for youth who are San Francisco residents. Field trip reservations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, and are subject to availability. Applications received without a promotional code will be booked at the regularly discounted rate of $16.95 per person for youth groups. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park WHAT: FREE Summer Kayaking Program WHEN: Monday – Friday 9am – 12pm, July 10 – August 4 WHERE: San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, meeting at the Hyde Street Pier CONTACT: Jacob Goyne 415.561.7034 jacob_Goyne@nps.gov

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NOTES: This program will take place at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, meeting at the Hyde Street Pier. If you are unfamiliar with the location, we are on the water across from Ghirardelli Square. This is a completely FREE program. All your organization has to do is transport your group to and from the park. We will be providing all equipment and instruction. The kayaking sessions are from 9am to 12pm. These morning sessions will help us avoid the chilly, windy conditions that often arise in the afternoon. Each organization can come to ONE session. Kayaking days are Monday through Friday, July 10-August 4. Some of these dates are already taken by our returning groups, which is reflected on our attached Doodle poll. The sooner you can indicate your interest and preferred dates to us, the more likely you are to get locked into those dates. For a kayaking session your group can bring a maximum of 15 kids. Two adult chaperones are required for each group. Youth participants must be at least 12 years old and no older than 24 years old. All chaperones must attend training on Saturday July 8th. This training session will last approximately as long as a normal session with the start time TBD. We would like to encourage your group to spend the day at the park after your kayaking program. We invite you to bring lunch and then attend a ranger-led tour of one of our historic ships at 2:15 PM. If that sounds good to you, please let us know by checking the "2:15 PM" box on the same dates that you are available for kayaking. We have included a link to a Doodle poll where you can indicate your dates of interest. Please indicate ALL POSSIBLE dates that your group can attend. Please include your name and the name of your organization in the name section. We will confirm your final date while trying to facilitate everyone's preferred dates. Please complete the poll at your earliest convenience to help lock in the dates. IMPORTANT: Remember that only the 9am-12pm slots are for kayaking. All of the 2:15 PM slots are there to indicate your interest in taking a ranger-led tour of one of our historic ships. http://doodle.com/poll/rkne2gfsddtg4w83 _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Public Library and National Parks Conservancy WHAT: Summer Reading and Field Trips WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: Contact Jen Greene at jgreene@parksconservancy.org or 415.561.3054 NOTES: NPS Rangers will visit every branch library again this summer for story time and the Park Service will offer free shuttles from 10 local branches to various sites in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Presidio, and San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: National Park Service & Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy WHAT: Community Programs WHERE: Muir Woods or Alcatraz WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: PaHoua Lee plee@parksconservancy.org or Ranger Fatima Colindres fatima_colindres@nps.gov NOTES: Schedule a free trip for your community group to Muir Woods or Alcatraz, including transportation. _____________________________________________________________________________________

JOB AND INTERN OPPORTUNITIES

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

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YOUTH (14-21) & TAY: Transitional Aged Youth (16-24) WHO: San Francisco Youth Empowerment Fund (YEF) WHAT: Youth Giving Project WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Applications due March 10th CONTACT: APPLY HERE For details on how to apply email: wahid@yefsf.org or call 415-561-0631 x119 NOTES: Calling SF Youth Leaders! Looking for the chance to work with peers, support city-wide Youth Leadership, and get paid? Apply to be a part of the YEF’s Youth Giving Project. Learn valuable leadership skills and support Youth-led social change. Make Friends from all over San Francisco; Become eligible to apply for a part-time YEF Community Funder job; Receive a monthly stipend. Youth Giving Project runs from April – July. Youth Giving Project is YEF’s leadership development program open to all San Francisco teens who want to make change in their communities. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: MAYOR’S YOUTH JOBS+ WHAT: JOIN US FOR A BIG DAY OF HIRING at the MAYOR’S YOUTH JOBS+ RESOURCE FAIR! WHERE: Hilton SF Union Square 333 O’Farrell Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 WHEN: Saturday, March 18 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. CONTACT: RSVP: www.YouthJobs2017.Eventbrite.com NOTES: Bay Area residents between the ages of 16 and 24 years old. Nearly 100 top-tier Bay Area companies will be giving practice interviews, offering resume workshops, and connecting you to entry level jobs and internships. Come dressed to impress by wearing your favorite business casual clothes. If you don’t have business attire in your wardrobe, no need to worry, volunteers will be on hand to provide professional clothes for attendees who need it! Come with your resume and questions, and you could leave with your new job! Don’t miss out on being in front of 100 Bay Area companies and organizations for a big day of hiring for summer and year round jobs. Those who aren’t quite ready for their next job will get loads of practice on their resume and interviewing skills. There’s something for everyone! Your next job could be waiting for you. Why wait to get it? _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Black to the Future Violence Prevention Collaborative & RGIS WHAT: RGIS Hiring Event WHERE: 1800 Oakdale (community room), SF, CA 94124 WHEN: Monday, March 20, 2017 11am – 3pm CONTACT: For additional questions please contact our district office at (650) 757-6770, located at 355 Gellert Blvd., Suite 130, Daly City 94015 NOTES: Whether you want to make extra money to pay bills or find a rewarding new career, RGIS is the company for you! We are looking for Part Time Inventory Associates with wages starting at $12hr to service the San Francisco and surrounding areas. San Francisco minimum wage rate of $13.00 will apply when assigned to SF inventory events. On-site interviews will be held for those with applications on file. APPLY BEFORE THE EVENT!!!! *FELON FRIENDLY EMPLOYER!!!!! We Provide: On-the-job paid training, Opportunity for advancement after five eligible inventory events, Promotional opportunities, Competitive team atmosphere, New job locations daily, Flexible hours. Apply Now at careers.rgis.com _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Mo’Magic WHAT: Youth & TAY Job Fair WHERE: Ella Hill Hutch Community Center, 1050 McAllister St., San Francisco WHEN: Wednesday, March 29th, 2017 10:00am – 1:00pm CONTACT: For more information contact (415) 567-0400 or info@momagic.org

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NOTES: Youth and TAY interested in seeking part time or full time employment and paid training opportunities. Dress to impress & bring ID and social security card for on-site interviews! Participants: Starbucks, Target, Clean City Coalition, SF Conservation Corps, New Door Ventures, Asian Neighborhood Design Employment Training Center, Goodwill Industries. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Youth Commission WHAT: 2017-18 San Francisco Youth Commission Applications WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Applications now open until April 21st for hardcopies, April 23rd for electronic copies CONTACT: Please do not hesitate to contact us with questions. Applications can be dropped off at our office, faxed, or emailed to us: San Francisco Youth Commission Office, City Hall, Room 345, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, San Francisco, CA 94102 | Phone: (415) 554-6446 Fax: (415) 554-6140 Email: youthcom@sfgov.org Website: www.sfgov.org/yc NOTES: We are happy to announce that applications are now open for the 2017-2018 Youth Commission term. Do you know a youth who is interested in local government or in identifying the needs of young people in order to provide input on city legislation? The Youth Commission is the perfect place for them to grow their skills and abilities as policy advocates! The San Francisco Youth Commission is a body of 17 San Franciscans between the ages of 12 and 23. Created by the voters under a 1995 amendment to the City Charter, the commission is responsible for advising the Board of Supervisors and Mayor on policies affecting young people. To see a list of current youth commission priorities like lowering the voting age to 16, promoting free MUNI for youth, and improving youth-police relations, please visit our site at: www.sfgov.org/yc We are asking for support getting word out about this opportunity to as many young leaders in San Francisco as possible! We want youth to know that they can have a say in what goes on in city hall and make a change in their communities! We have included here a copy of our application. Link to digital application: http://sfgov.org/youthcommission/file/1106 Link to application on google form: http://tinyurl.com/ycapp2017 _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Port of San Francisco Greenagers Program & San Francisco Recreation and Park Department WHAT: Greenagers Program now accepting applications! WHEN: Applications are due by April 29, 2017 11:59pm WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT: For more information please email sfrpdgreenagers@sfgov.org NOTES: The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department and the Port of San Francisco Greenagers Program, is a youth leadership program housed in Rec and Parks’ Youth Services hub under the Volunteer Division. It offers teens, from the Southeast Side of San Francisco, a chance to play an important role in the community by improving our city’s green spaces and raising awareness. Greenagers work in various parks and open spaces throughout San Francisco, meet with various Rec and Park staff, community members and partners; create place-cased projects and or projects based on issues they are interest in. Participants will meet and work with teens their own age, collaborate with other youth organizations and gain crucial skills in facilitating workshops, networking, public speaking, teamwork, environmental education and community engagement. The Greenagers Program is looking for 9th and 10th grade students who either live in or attend high schools in the following areas: Bayview, Crocker Amazon, Excelsior, Hunters Point, Mission Terrace, Outer Mission, Portola, Silver Terrace, or Visitacion Valley for the Southeast Program, or Chinatown, Tenderloin, Western Addition and adjacent areas for the Northeast Program. To apply, visit our website at http://sfrecpark.org/greenagers-now-accepting-2017-2018-applications/ and complete and online application today; or stop by the McLaren lodge at 501 Stanyan Street and pick-up a hardcopy today. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) WHAT: SFPUC Internship and Employment Program Applications NOW OPEN! WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT/NOTES: The SFPUC is pleased to foster the next generation of environmental stewards through professional development opportunities. Join one of San Francisco's largest employers and learn more about our City's infrastructure and the environment. All internships are paid. For more information, visit www.sfwater.org/internships _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Education Outside WHAT: Education Outside Instructor WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Applications opens in January, through March. CONTACT: Questions: jointhecorps@educationoutside.org NOTES: Each Education Outside Instructor is an AmeriCorps service member assigned to a San Francisco elementary school. This is a full-time position starting in August through the end of June – Mondays through Thursday: teaching in the outdoor classroom and guiding outdoor education | Fridays: professional development. What you’ll get: A $25,000 annual stipend for 1,700 service hours; A $5,730 Education Award; Loan deferment and Child Care Benefit Program; Full medical, dental, and vision benefits; 300+ hours of training and professional development, support and mentorship; Being a part of the AmeriCorps network and the nation’s first science & sustainability service corps.; An incredible, life-changing experience! Basic Eligibility: 17 years old or older, HS diploma/GED, college degree, or equivalent experience, Ability to work in the US. How to apply: www.educationoutside.org _____________________________________________________________________________________

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BAYVIEW JOBS WHO: Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco WHAT: Education Director (full-time w/ benefits) WHERE: Willie Mays Clubhouse, 195 Kiska Road, San Francisco, CA 94124 WHEN: ASAP CONTACT: To apply, please visit www.kidsclub.org and/or email our Recruiter, Stacy Nelson, at snelson@kidsclub.org NOTES: The Education Director has general responsibility for the Learning Center and is directly responsible to the Clubhouse Director. S/he shall plan, organize, direct and control the program and maintenance of the Education Department within the policies of the organization. S/he shall assume accountability for the results in achieving the outlined goals and objectives of the Education Program. This position is full-time year-round. Click here for a detailed job description. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco WHAT: Arts Coordinator (part-time w/ benefits) WHERE: Willie Mays Clubhouse, 195 Kiska Road, San Francisco, CA 94124 WHEN: ASAP

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CONTACT: To apply, please visit www.kidsclub.org and/or email our Recruiter, Stacy Nelson, at snelson@kidsclub.org NOTES: The Arts Coordinator has general responsibility for implementing an after school arts and crafts programs with youth ages 6 to 14. The Arts Coordinator is directly responsible to the Program Manager. S/he shall plan, organize, direct and control the program and maintenance of the Arts Program within the policies of the organization. S/he shall assume accountability for the results in achieving the outlined goals and objectives of the Arts Program. This position is part-time during the school year, full-time during the summer. Click here for a detailed job description. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco WHAT: Middle School Services Director (part-time w/ benefits) WHERE: Willie Mays Clubhouse, 195 Kiska Road, San Francisco, CA 94124 WHEN: ASAP CONTACT: To apply, please visit www.kidsclub.org and/or email our Recruiter, Stacy Nelson, at snelson@kidsclub.org NOTES: The Middle School Director is responsible for providing a continuum of services for 6th through 8th grade members, including the development and delivery of Success Equation-based programs, academic support, mentorship, and high school preparatory support. S/he is responsible for achieving the outlined goals and objectives of the middle school services program. The goal is for every middle school member at Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco to have enriching experiences in all areas of the success equation and to transition successfully from middle school to high. This position is full-time year-round. Click here for a detailed job description. _____________________________________________________________________________________

ADDITIONAL JOBS

WHO: Mission Hiring Hall WHAT: Job Readiness Training WHEN/WHERE: See schedule below CONTACT: Omar Del Real, Program Coordinator , Mission Hiring Hall 415.865.2105 NOTES: 1)Attend "New Client Orientation" Every Monday - Mission Office 3080 16th St., SF, CA 415-626-1919 9:30am-English & 1:30pm-Spanish | Every Wednesday - SOMA Office 1048 Folsom St., SF, CA 415-865-2105 9:30am-English & 1:30pm-Spanish 2)Attend Job Readiness Training at 1048 Folsom St. SF CA 94103 JRT Spring 2017 Schedule : JRT 4 Mar. 13 - Mar. 24 8am - 12pm | JRT 5 Apr. 3 - Apr. 7 8am - 12pm | JRT 6 Apr. 24 - May 5 1pm - 5pm 3)Interview 4)Pass a Drug Test 5)Construction Training Academy 18 Week Pre-Apprenticeship Jun. 12 - Oct. 13; 1400 Evans, SF, CA 94124 _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco International Airport WHAT: Job Opportunity – Airport Custodians WHERE: San Francisco International Airport WHEN: Online applications will only be accepted April 3, 2017 at 8:00am – April 5, 2017 at 5:00pm CONTACT: For complete information, visit: www.sfgov.org/careers Type in “2708 Custodian” NOTES: SFO’s Custodial Services has over 400 Custodians to support in maintaining the cleanliness of the Airport. Custodial Services is committed to ensuring all common use facilities meet or exceed Airport cleanliness standards. We are hiring over 15 Airport Custodians to join our team. We provide excellent

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safety and training programs to support in promotive opportunities within the custodian field. Become a part of the team and have your career take off as an Airport Custodian. Applicants must meet job requirements and pass a written test. Previous applicants MUST REAPPLY in order to be considered for future vacancies. Tips: Carefully review the job description and qualification section of the announcement - You must show on your application that you meet the minimum qualifications. Write full sentences; do not abbreviate words in your application. Verification of Education/Experience can be requested anytime during the recruitment process, but we advise you to submit verification with your application. Criminal History: There may be up to three levels of criminal checks, California Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation and United States Customs. Read each form very carefully, as they are different. Dishonesty may prevent hiring or result in termination if discovered after hiring. A criminal record does not necessarily prevent you from being hired. After submitting your application, make sure to view the study and sample test materials on the Department of Human Resources website: http://www.sfdhr.org/index.aspx?page=374 Minorities, Women and Persons with Disabilities are encouraged to Apply. An Equal Opportunity Employer. _____________________________________________________________________________________

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES This section includes: volunteer opportunities in the Bayview and throughout the City

WHO: EcoCenter and SF Recreation and Parks WHAT: Get Down and Dirty with our Native Plant Gardner WHERE: Heron’s Head Park WHEN: March 11, 2017 10am – 1pm CONTACT: For more information please email recparkvolunteer@sfgov.org NOTES: Join staff from the EcoCenter and SF Recreation and Parks for this hands-on Science Saturday caring for the native plants that call Heron’s Head Park home. Come dressed in comfortable clothes and get ready to get dirty as we learn to identify local plants and help to remove invasive species. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Department of Public Works WHAT: District 10 Community Clean Team Giant Sweep Volunteer Event WHERE: Warm Water Cove Park, 24th Street & Michigan WHEN: March 18th, 2017 Registration begins at 8:30am, volunteer program & activities from 9am – 1pm CONTACT: Visit www.sfpublicworks.org/volunteer | Email volunteer@sfdpw.org | Call 415.641.2600 NOTES: Community Clean Team is San Francisco Public Works’ longest-running and largest volunteer program that keeps San Francisco beautiful through landscaping and gardening projects, graffiti removal and litter cleanup in our neighborhoods. Get your volunteer team together and prepare to tackle projects all around San Francisco’s iconic neighborhoods in District 10! We’ll be joined by 400 volunteers to celebrate Arbor Day with the planting of nearly 80 trees! Show your love for San Francisco and join the 43,000 + people who already have volunteered over the past 16 years. RSVP is required for lunch, please contact Julia.Brashares@sfdpw.org by Tuesday, March 14th in order to get your group on the list. Please be sure to mention how many volunteers in your group and if there are any special requirements (food restrictions, accessibility concerns, or if you are bringing small children). _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Kindergarten to College (K2C) WHAT: Parent Volunteer Sessions WHEN: Tuesday, March 21, 10:00am-11:00am & 6:00pm-7:00pm WHERE: San Francisco Public Library Latino Room, 100 Larkin St., San Francisco, 94102

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CONTACT: Questions? Contact: Bashir Algaheim bashir.algaheim@sfgov.org 415.554.4453 NOTES: Kindergarten to College (K2C) will be holding two Parent volunteer sessions next month. Parents who attend will receive $25 into their child’s K2C account. Parents will learn about the K2C program and how it may impact students’ financial and school success. They will also learn how to become a K2C School Ambassador or volunteer to help engage more families. We would like for you to encourage all your parents to attend this session to learn or become involved with K2C. Click Link to RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/K2CAmbassador _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Habitat for Humanity Greater Bay Area WHAT: Bayview Playground/MLK Pool Park Beautification WHEN: Saturday, April 15, 2017; 9am - 12pm WHERE: MLK Pool; 3rd St. and Carroll Ave. CONTACT: Laurel Caplan lcaplan@habitatgsf.org (415) 919 – 4050 habitatgsf.org/nr NOTES: The Neighborhood Revitalization Program partners with SF Rec and Park and other local community organizations to beautify and maintain parks in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco. TASKS INCLUDE: Litter removal, Weeding, Mulching, Planting native species, General clean-up and landscaping; TO KNOW: Be prepared for all weather conditions, Bring a water bottle, Volunteers must be 16 or older; Youth must be accompanied by an adult and must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Education Outside WHAT: Intern or Volunteer with Education Outside WHEN: Ongoing WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT/NOTES: Gardening and education? Get school credit or fulfill your passion interning at our outdoor science classrooms! Engage with youth as you share the magic of the outdoors in the school gardens. Develop a personal connection with an outdoor science instructor, practice teaching techniques, and dig your hands into the soil – you’ll grow with the students! _____________________________________________________________________________________

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

WHO: Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association WHAT: 2017 Monthly Meeting Schedule WHERE: New Meeting Location! St. Paul of the Shipwreck Church Rectory located at 3350 Jennings Street (at Jamestown) WHEN: Mondays 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. See dates below CONTACT: Marsha Maloof, President Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association www.BayviewHillSF.org (415) 468-9168 NOTES: Show your love for our community! Join us! Yearly Membership is only $40 for the whole family. The mission of the Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association is to combat neighborhood deterioration by being a concerned, informed and watchful group of residents that protect the well-being of our community through our united voice and actions. 2017 Meeting Schedule: April 3rd | May 1st | June 5th | * July 10th | August 7th | *September 11th | October 2nd |November 6th | December 4th – Holiday Dinner Event | *January 8, 2018 – 6 – 9 p.m. Annual Planning Meeting |*not a first Monday of the month _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: Crowded Fire Theater WHAT: You For Me For You WHERE: Potrero Stage (formerly the Thick House) in Potrero Hill, located at 1695 18th Street. WHEN: March 9 – April 1; box office opens at 7:15, show starts at 8:00pm on the dot! CONTACT/NOTES: We're inviting our Bayview neighbors to see our upcoming production of You For Me For You. This is the remarkable tale of two sisters of color, disenfranchised by their country, who make the impossible choice to leave everything they know to cross the border...towards a state of profound self-discovery and actualization. It is a timely interrogation of how individual identity is linked to nationalism and asks what is sacrificed in our blindness to societal and often government supported injustices. This story illuminates the layered complexity of immigration and humanizes the immigrant experience through the ears and eyes of the border-crosser. It's an invitation partially to meet us, the Crowded Fire family, and more urgently to provide a creative space to discuss and combat the violence and demonization of our immigrant communities. Please bring your friends and family to see You For Me For You for free! To reserve tickets for March 9 - April 1, please email boxoffice@crowdedfire.org with your name, date of performance, and the number of tickets you want. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Wealth and Disparities in the Black Community – Justice 4 Mario Woods WHAT: Community Town Hall with Chief William Scott, new SFPD Police Chief WHERE: Joseph Lee Gym, 1395 Mendell (near Oakdale & 3rd), Bayview/San Francisco WHEN: Thursday, March 9, 2017 6pm – 8pm CONTACT/NOTES: Wealth and Disparities in the Black Community – Justice 4 Mario Woods wishes to extend to you an invitation to our upcoming Community Town Hall Meeting with featured guest, San Francisco Police Department Chief William Scott. Since the SFPD execution of Mario Woods in December 2015, Wealth and Disparities in the Black Community – Justice 4 Mario Woods has made three demands: 1. Fire Chief Suhr (or he resigns) – DONE May 19, 2016 -- Suhr stepped down the same day SFPD officers inexplicably murdered Jessica Nelson-Williams, a 26-year-old unarmed African-American woman shot dead while sitting in a car; 2. Charge killer police officers with murder; 3. Conduct an Independent Investigation of the SFPD (specifically, a Department of Justice Civil Rights Pattern and Practice Investigation). Chief Scott was hired to head the SFPD following Chief Suhr’s failed tenure which featured multiple indiscriminate police murders of Black and Brown people. This Community Townhall is an important opportunity for targeted communities to speak with Chief Scott and hear how he intends to bring changes to policing in San Francisco, and how he intends to regain the trust of the black community. Your participation is of crucial importance. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco – Neighborhood Revitalization Team WHAT: Building Blocks: Bayview WHERE: Adam Rogers Park WHEN: Thursday, March 9 to Saturday, March 11 CONTACT/NOTES: Please sign-up to volunteer, share this information with your networks, or simply come out to Adam Rogers Park on Saturday, March 11th and join us for a catered community lunch at 1:30pm. We will be working on home repairs for seven longtime Bayview homeowners living around Adam Rogers Park on Thursday, March 9th, Friday, March 10th and Saturday, March 11th. We’ll also be working with SF Rec and Park to plant trees at Adam Rogers Park in honor of Arbor Day, before enjoying lunch there all together as a community, on Saturday. Additional information about the event is online at www.habitatgsf.org/buildingblocks. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Support for Families WHAT: 2017 Information & Resource Conference

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WHERE: John O'Connell High School 2355 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94110 WHEN: Saturday, March 11th; 8:30am - 3:30pm CONTACT/NOTES: Our annual Information & Resource Conference is a unique opportunity for families of children with disabilities, concerns, or special health care needs and the professionals who work with them to gather and exchange their knowledge and experiences. Register Now! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: DCYF’s Oversight and Advisory Committee (OAC) WHAT: Presentation of the first draft of the Services Allocation Plan (SAP) WHERE: 101 Grove Street, 3rd Floor, Main Conference Room WHEN: Monday, March 13th 5:30pm CONTACT: For more information: www.dcyf.org or call 415-554-8991 NOTES: At the March meeting of the Oversight & Advisory Committee, DCYF will present the first draft of our Services Allocation Plan (SAP). The SAP will guide DCYF’s strategies over the next five years, and will be used to craft our major Request for Proposals. The meeting is open to the public. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth WHAT: Campaign Launch & Press Conference WHERE: SFUSD – 555 Franklin WHEN: Tuesday, March 14th – 5pm NOTES: Show your support for people-driven education equity campaigns! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Youth Empowerment Fund (YEF) WHAT: Youth Advocacy Day 2017 WHERE: Civic Center, San Francisco CA 94102 WHEN: Thursday, March 16, 2017 9:00AM – 4:30PM CONTACT: Register Here Find out more: www.yefsf.org/yad-2017 NOTES: Youth Advocacy Day is a historic day of civic engagement for San Francisco’s youth. Held each spring, Youth Advocacy Day brings 200 high school students into City Hall to speak directly to city leaders and elected public officials. Citywide youth activism and advocacy are showcased during YAD through presentations and a Community Resource Fair. Since 2010, YAD has brought over 600 youth into San Francisco’s city government. YEF’s Youth Advocacy Day is led in collaboration with the Department of Children Youth and their Families. See more about Youth Advocacy Day HERE _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Department of Public Works WHAT: Gigantic 3 Recycling Event WHERE: Drop off Location: D10 residents – Tennessee Street between 23rd & 24th St. WHEN: Saturday, March 18, 2017 8am – 12pm CONTACT: Appointment suggested! To set up an appointment, call (415) 330-1300 before 12:00 pm on Friday, March 17. NOTES: District residents can get rid of unwanted junk for FREE at the next Gigantic 3 Recycling event! *Location also offering FREE COMPOST & DOUCMENT SHREDDING Learn more _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Rino Consulting Solutions WHAT: The Brunchly Industry Meetup for Land, People & Justice WHERE: Little Skillet, 260 Ritch St., San Francisco WHEN: March 18, 10am – 3pm CONTACT: RSVP for our March Meetup NOTES: Meet and mingle with industry professionals working directly with land-based issues, youth development, social justice, entrepreneurship, health & wellness, and more! Indulge in Little Skillet’s

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soul food favorites while vinyl-only dj’s bless the atmosphere with jazz, funk, soul, rock, reggae and hip-hop. Residents djs, Max Champ, Dug Infinite, Kodiak Brinks and special guests. Mobilize. Organize. Build Community. Share Stories. Keep It Live. Keep It Love. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Department of Public Works WHAT: 2017 Public Works Arbor Day Eco Fair! WHERE: Warm Water Cove Park, 200 24th Street, SF WHEN: March 18th, 2017 9am – 1pm CONTACT: For more information, call 415.641.2600 | Free Tickets at Eventbrite.com NOTES: Free family fun for all ages! During our annual Arbor Day celebration, we focus on educating citizens of all ages about urban tree care and environmental sustainability. We also have fun! The Eco Fair will feature: bucket truck rides, planter box-building, music, carnival games, face painting, free ice cream, a family herd of landscaping goats, petting zoo, and much more! We are extremely hopeful that kids, families, and anyone else interested will join us for the fair. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco Public Utilities Commission WHAT: Community Open House WHERE: Bayview Opera House, 4705 3rd Street, San Francisco WHEN: Saturday, March 18, 2017, 9am – 12pm NOTES: The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission invites you to attend an open house about Sewer System Improvement Program (SSIP) projects and upcoming milestones in the Southeast! Join us to learn about...SSIP Program & Project Updates (Biosolids, Headworks, Central Bayside System); Public Art for Projects and Surrounding Areas; Environmental Justice Analysis; And Other Community Resources _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Curran Theatre and WorldWideWomen WHAT: Eclipsed WHERE: Curran Theatre, 445 Geary St, San Francisco, CA 94102 WHEN: Saturday, March 18th, 7pm WorldWideWomen Fundraising Reception | 8pm Performance CONTACT: sfcurran.com 415.358.1220 NOTES: On Saturday March 18th, Carol Shorenstein, Tony Award winning Broadway producer and Curran Theatre owner, invites WorldWideWomen and our guests to attend the Broadway acclaimed production of Eclipsed--a story about five extraordinary women brought together by upheaval in their homeland of Liberia. Tickets for seats anywhere in the theater are ONLY $25 for WorldWideWomen supporters (prices run up to $140). Plus, we are hoping to bring 100 young women to this inspiring event as our guests. You can help us make this a reality by donating to sponsor a ticket below. And, please join us at 7pm for a VIP pre-performance fundraiser to support the WorldWideWomen Girls' Festival. See you there! Exclusive $25 tickets with promo code: WWW25 | Donate to sponsor a student to attend HERE

_____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Livable City/Sunday Streets SF WHAT: Shop Local Campaign WHEN: Register by Monday, March 20th at 5pm WHERE: Sunday Streets Bayview/Dogpatch CONTACT/NOTES: As part of our ongoing efforts to support small businesses, we're excited to announce that Livable City will be coordinating a Shop Local campaign in conjunction with Sunday Streets Bayview/Dogpatch on April 9th! Please see below for details on how to join and share with your small business network. HOW TO REGISTER : Visit SundayStreetsSF.com/ShopLocal Complete the Merchant Registration Form by Monday, March 20th at 5pm FREE for Bayview and Dogpatch neighborhood businesses to participate! Share with your network. Spread the word about Sunday Streets and your Shop Local offerings! Please note - The Shop Local Merchant Registration Form is for inclusion in our

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printed map only. If you are interested in hosting an activity on the Sunday Streets footprint, please fill out the Exhibitor application available here in addition to your Shop Local registration. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Sunday Streets SF WHAT: Sunday Streets Bayview/Dogpatch Community Meeting WHEN/WHERE: April 9th Sunday Streets Bayview/Dogpatch 10:30am-4:30pm CONTACT: 415-344-0489 or programs@livablecity.org NOTES: Public Planning meetings- March 23rd 10am-12pm Dogpatch Café 2295 3rd St; 1pm-3pm La Laguna 3906 3rd St. Get more info on how to bring your nonprofit, small business, church or social group to the streets! RSVP _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Sunday Streets SF WHAT: Community Invitation Day WHERE: MLK Park & Pool, 5701 3rd St. SF 94124 WHEN: March 25th, Outreach 10am – 12:30pm | Picnic & Games 12:30pm – 3pm CONTACT/NOTES: Join us for a Sunday Streets Community Invitation Day to get outdoors and help us invite residents and businesses to the upcoming Sunday Streets. Community Invitation Days occur on the Saturday 15 days prior to each event and are a fun, social way to get your walk on all across San Francisco. Perfect for groups and individuals who love to walk and explore. WHAT TO EXPECT We’ll meet at a neighborhood park or open space close to the route of the upcoming Sunday Streets, get in groups, and then head out into the neighborhood distribute outreach materials for 2-3 hours. For those interested in adding a little friendly competition into their walk, we’ll have various prizes for individuals and groups. We’ll end the day back at the open space for a picnic, games, and other healthy living activities. Please be prepared to walk for 2-3 hours and wear comfortable shoes. HOW TO GET INVOLVED GROUPS/ORGANIZATIONS - The more the merrier! Recruit your colleagues, friends and family to join your group for the Community Invitation Day. Contact volunteers@livablecity.org to learn more. CBOS - Can you offer a physical or community building activity? Email volunteers@livablecity.org and let us know what healthy living activity you’d like to share. Contact volunteers@livablecity.org to learn more. SMALL BUSINESSES - Donations of gift certificates, food, discounts and gear are incredible ways to help support our outreach efforts and volunteers. Contact volunteers@livablecity.org to learn more. SPONSORS - Interested in supporting our 400+ volunteer team? Help us make Sunday Streets Invitation Days the best ever by becoming sponsor today. Email scott@livablecity.org for more info. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy WHAT: Park Prescription Day WHEN: Sunday, April 23, 2017 11am-3pm WHERE: Crissy Field CONTACT: For more information, email dleong@parksconservancy.org NOTES: Calling all kids, parents and grandparents to stay healthy in the outdoors. Activities: obstacle courses, hands-on activities, health screenings, fun fitness games, meeting park rangers, climbing wall and more. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Alliance for Girls’ WHAT: 5th Annual Conference: Together We Rise WHEN: Tuesday, May 23 at 9:00am WHERE: Oakland Scottish Rite Center – 1547 Lakeside Drive, Oakland, CA CONTACT: Join Us! NOTES: “Maybe this is not the darkness of a tomb, but the darkness of a womb, preparing to birth a nation.” - Valarie Kaur, Founder of the Groundswell Movement. We have entered a new world order.

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One in which the advances of the last decade are quickly regressing. With anger and frustration, we react, calling our representatives, signing petitions. Reaction is important. Resistance is necessary. But it is not enough. We must also dream. Using this time of darkness to propel us toward an even brighter light; toward a smarter, more powerful and more inclusive vision for the nation’s future. No one understands this resilience, and the eternal promise of tomorrow, better than girls and young women. Unfettered by the past, they know that the only path is forward. That is why this year Alliance for Girls is inviting an unprecedented number of girl leaders (with your help) to join us for a day of creation, imagination, and movement building. On May 23rd, Alliance for Girls’ 5th Annual Conference: Together We Rise will convene more than 500 extraordinary, intergenerational leaders of the girls’ movement. Together we will develop a roadmap to equity, focusing on five key elements: Inspiration, Leadership, Collective Action, Legislation, Culture Change. With a powerful grassroots movement, supported by strong and sustainable leadership, that is advancing critical civil rights legislation and promoting a culture of inclusiveness, imagination and love, we can create a new world. A better world: for girls and young women, and for us all. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: EDot (Economic Development on Third) WHAT: Pacific Coast Famers Market Survey WHERE: District 10 WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT/NOTES: Pacific Coast Farmers Market is conducting a quick, ten question survey on what our needs for a farmers market would be for D10. Survey link https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/bayviewfm _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: EatSF in partnership with CHIVES WHAT: EatSF’s CHIVES Project Recruitment WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Through August 2017 CONTACT: (844) 4-CHIVES or chivesproject@stanford.edu NOTES: The EatSF Fruit and Vegetable Voucher Program is excited to announce a new project in partnership with Stanford University, CHIVES! The goal of this project is to evaluate the EatSF distribution model and see what works best to improve nutrition and healthy food access for low-income San Franciscans. We will be enrolling 300 new participants through August 2017 and want to spread the word about this opportunity as widely as possible! CHIVES is a healthy food voucher program where participants receive $20 in vouchers each month that can be redeemed at the same stores as the EatSF vouchers (http://eatsfvoucher.org/). Participants are randomly assigned to either receive green fruit and vegetable vouchers OR to receive orange vouchers that can be used to buy anything food item that is CalFresh-eligible. Participants must first complete an online screening survey to determine their eligibility for CHIVES. The survey can be found at this link: is.gd/chivesproject. Participants will need to attend a 1-time, in-person orientation session in the Bayview that explains the project in more detail. After that orientation session, the participant will receive their vouchers in the mail for 6 months. During the first and the last month of their participation in CHIVES, all participants will receive several phone calls from a dietician who will ask them questions about their diet over the last 24 hours. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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

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WHO: Inneract Project WHAT: Free program for Middle School Students Only! Youth Design Academy(YDA) 1A (Intro to Design) WHEN: Saturdays only, March 11-April 29, 2017 10am-2pm WHERE: California College of the Arts (CCA) –Oakland | Academy of Art University – San Francisco CONTACT: info@inneractproject.org NOTES: Free! Lunch will also be provided. Design professionals lead classes and work with students on developing their critical thinking skills and creative potential. Students also learn about higher education and career opportunities through design. YDA is structured as eight classes, held on Saturdays at either the Oakland or San Francisco location. There are 16 students per location and each class is led by two teachers and 4 teacher aides. YDA seeks to serve middle school students who are creative and enthusiastic about learning design and technology. YDA is Inneract Project’s entry level class for design. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Black to the Future (BTTF) WHAT: Saturday School Academy Registration WHEN: Dates for All Academies (Unless otherwise stated) March 11, 25; April 8, 22, 29; May 13, 20 WHERE: See schedule below CONTACT: Please click BTTF Saturday Academy to view more details about the academy and to register your child for the program. Please note: if you would like to enroll more than one child, make sure to register each child separately. NOTES: Black To The Future SATURDAY ACADEMY is an effort to provide high quality (out of school) educational programs for students in grades k-11. Through fun hands on learning, the academy strives to improve the academic performance, socialization skills, and self-esteem of students. ACADEMIES: BACK ON TRACK Girls Academy: (K-2 grade) Cooking & History and Spanish Language Class; (3-5 grade) Lego Robotic and Create Comic Books; (6-7 grade) Study Skills and Speech & Debate Location: 3rd Baptist Church - 1399 McAllister Street, SF ; Time: 11a-2p URBAN ED Academy (all Boys k-7 grade): Math, English, Intro. To Wrestling, Electronics/Coding, and Generational Gardening Location: Willie Brown Middle School - 2055 Silver Avenue; Time: 11a-2p 100% COLLEGE PREP: Step Up Program: (8th grade) a high school transition, college & career exploration program for 8th Graders Location: Willie Brown Middle School - 2055 Silver Avenue; Time: 11a-2p The Senior Institute for HS Juniors: Connect 11th graders to the college experience and provide them with opportunities and resources to explore postsecondary options and make plans that guide their search and application process in preparation for their senior year. Location: Willie Brown Middle School - 2055 Silver Avenue Time: 11a-2p _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: CCSF in partnership with SFUSD – Office of Counseling & Post-Secondary Success WHAT: CCSF Pathways Summit for Counselors & CBO’s WHEN: Friday, March 17, 2017; SFUSD Counselors ONLY: 8:00-9:30am Summit Part 1: 9:30-1:00pm Summit Part 2: 1:00-3:15pm WHERE: CCSF Ocean Campus, Multi-Use Building (Details regarding exact location including parking permit to follow) CONTACT: REGISTRATION REQUIRED: To register, complete Google form RSVP link below: https://goo.gl/forms/CEvNObHs9durtsXl2 For questions, contact: Chavezm1@sfusd.edu NOTES: Please join us for the 3rd annual CCSF Pathways Summit! In response to counselor and college advisors' request, CCSF staff will continue to provide information, resources, and key contacts for CTE, transfer and degree programs. This event equips Counselors & CBO college advisors with more resources and specific knowledge about the many opportunities & pathways CCSF has to help students reach their post-secondary goals. This year, we will have a 3-part event. Please review the details carefully below and sign-up for the appropriate sections of the day. CCSF Pathway

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Summit Part 1- Learn about CCSF academic pathways, transfer, & certificate programs (Open to ALL CCSF Counselors, SFUSD Counselors, and site based CBO's) CCSF Pathway Summit Part 2- Encouraged extension field trip to CCSF Evans Center- learn about additional CTE & trade specific certificate programs at the centers and tour full Evans facilities including automotive, welding, carpentry/construction, solar paneling, electrical, etc. (Open to ALL CCSF Counselors, SFUSD Counselors, and site based CBO's) Agenda items include: Presentation from CCSF pathways & program faculty including the transfer program, Resource Fair & Networking Opportunities, Evans Center tour & CTE presentations *Light breakfast and lunch provided *Parking permit will be provided _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: 100% College Prep Institute WHAT: Historical Black College Tour 2017 WHEN: Saturday, March 25 – Saturday, April 1, 2017 WHERE: South Carolina: Claflin University; South Carolina State U | North Carolina: North Carolina A&T; Bennett College; Shaw U; Johnson C. Smith U; North Carolina Central U; St. Augustine U CONTACT: For more information or to reserve your seat, contact: Ms. Diane Gray 415.550.9455 or email info@100collegeprep.org NOTES: Open to high school students 9th- 12th. Cost $1,500**per student. $100 deposit* & applications due Immediately! Deposit is required to hold spot. *Deposit is nonrefundable after December 1. **Cost includes: Roundtrip airfare, transportation on the tour, Hotel Lodging and Meals (daily breakfast, lunch on campus, 5 dinners) *Let us show you how to raise the money and go for FREE! * _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library WHAT: Free! New SAT 10-hour Course WHERE: 5075 3rd St. (at Revere) WHEN: Wednesday April 5, 12, 19, 26, 2017 5pm-7:30pm CONTACT: (415) 355-5757 NOTES: You'll learn test strategy to help you score high even when you don't know the answer, how to tackle the toughest trick questions with aplomb, and how to put it all in context with your college goals. This class will take place over four weeks. Register online at http://edupath.org/sf/ _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: San Francisco State University – College of Extended Learning WHAT: Certificate of Completion Program in Nonprofit Management WHEN: Until May 12th | Fridays 6 – 9pm & Saturdays 9am – 5pm (see link below for schedule) WHERE: SFSU CEL CONTACT: For more information or to register visit: https://cel.sfsu.edu/nonprofit NOTES: As you know, nonprofit sector employees often find themselves needing additional training in specific nonprofit management skills to supplement their formal education and on-the-job training. SF State’s Nonprofit Management Certificate of Completion Program is designed to meet that need. Our classes act as experiential leadership labs that provide stimulating and supportive environments for exploring the pressing issues and complex challenges facing current and future nonprofit leaders. All courses are ten hours long, and each course is conveniently held on a Friday evening from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. and the following Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., so that participants may attend even if working full-time schedules. Individuals may complete program requirements and receive a certificate of completion, or attend only those classes that are of particular interest. We strive to keep the classes affordable; each class is $295. The course schedules can be viewed in their here: https://cel.sfsu.edu/nonprofit/classes . Please note, you can begin to take courses as soon as the new semester begins in late January 2017. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project Inc. WHAT: Now Accepting Applications for CLYLP’s 2017 High School Programs! WHEN: Deadline to apply: April 19, 2017 | Program runs: June 23-25, 3017 WHERE: Bay Area Institute – Berkeley/Oakland CONTACT: Apply Online Now! NOTES: Open to California 10th and 11th grade students, CLYLP's programs offer powerful workshops and seminars that enhance students' leadership skills, academic preparedness, self-esteem, cultural awareness, and provide an understanding of state and local government. The CLYLP Bay Area Institute (BAI) was established in 2014 to inspire and motivate students from the region to become the future leaders of the Bay Area Chicano/Latino community through public service. Open to 50 students from the 13 Bay Area counties, the three-day institute offers an impactful program designed to develop students’ leadership potential and increase their knowledge of the region’s cultural and political landscape. Institute participants connect with education, business, political and community leaders from the Bay and receive encouragement in their pursuit of post-secondary educational opportunities. Housing, meals and program materials are provided at no cost to the participants or their families. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Wu Yee Children's Services' Child Care Resource & Referral Program & The Baby Box Company WHAT: Baby Box Program – FREE! WHEN: Now until November 1, 2017 WHERE: San Francisco Citywide CONTACT: To learn more and pick up a box at Wu Yee Children's Services, please visit: www.wuyee.org/babybox. NOTES: Baby Boxes are now available, free of charge, for every new parent in San Francisco. Pregnant mothers or new parents with babies up to three months old may participate in the Baby Box University online, and then pick up their box at a distribution center. For a list of other distribution centers in San Francisco & how to get them please visit: http://www.babyboxco.com/blogs/news/how-to-get-a-san-francisco-baby-box-in-3-easy-steps _____________________________________________________________________________________

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This section includes: on-going health, wellness and enrichment activities in neighborhood centers WHO: Zaccho Center for Dance and Aerial Arts WHAT: Dancing On Tissu Workshop WHERE: Zaccho, 1777 Yosemite Ave, Studio 330, San Francisco, CA 94124 WHEN: SATURDAYS | March 11, 18, 2017 | 12-1:30pm CONTACT: Click here to enroll NOTES: TEACHER: Helen Dickson LEVEL: All levels welcome Aerial tissu is a unique and challenging apparatus. In this class, we will learn techniques to safely climb, dance on, and descend from the tissu. As we focus on ways to move into and out of the apparatus and how to transition between moves in the air, the goal will be to create a cohesive phrase. You will develop upper and lower body strength as well as increase your body awareness. This class is suitable for beginning and intermediate students of all backgrounds (no aerial experience required). Prices: Drop-in: $30 / Full Workshop: $80

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_____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Rafiki Coalition for Health and Wellness WHAT: Cardio Soul with Tiffany - FREE WHERE: Rafiki Coalition for Health and Wellness, 601 Cesar Chavez @ Pier 80, San Francisco 94124 WHEN: Thursday evenings 5:30pm – 6:30pm; March 9, 16, 23, 30, 2017 CONTACT: For information call Ty 415.615.9945 x129; or email tblair@rafikicoalition.org NOTES: Join us for a fun, soulful class of hip style movements. All levels! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library WHAT: Makey-Makey WHERE: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library 5075 3rd St. (Revere) WHEN: Friday, March 10, 2017 3:30pm-5:30pm CONTACT: (415) 355-5757 NOTES: Celebrate Teen Tech Week by playing with the Makey-Makey. Turn everyday objects into a touchpad. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview Underground WHAT: Pop-Up Market WHERE: Bayview Opera House, 4705 3rd St., San Francisco WHEN: Friday, March 17, 5pm – 7:30pm NOTES: Free Entry! Celebrate Spring! Welcome Spring Back and enjoy live music, eat amazing local food, shop Afrocentric products and support your community! Featuring – Food Vendors: Estrellita Snacks, Peaches Patties, Auntie April’s, Gratta Wines and more! Live music: KPOO FM 89.5 DJing! BVOH’s ARTS CORNER for the kids St. Patrick’s & Spring Themed! Join us on the #DearTrayvonsMom writing Campaign and write cards to contribute to an Art installation for Trayvon’s mom! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library WHAT: Open House 2017 WHERE: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library 5075 3rd St. (Revere) WHEN: Saturday March 18, 2017 1pm-4pm CONTACT: (415) 355-5757 NOTES: Celebrate the 2-year anniversary of the branch renaming. There will be music, food, face-painting and a very special Capoeira performance with Jarrel Phillips that will get people of all ages out of their seats and moving to the beat! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: SF Rec and Park WHAT: Healthy Parks, Healthy People Trail Walk WHERE: Heron’s Head Park at Jennings Street off Cargo Way WHEN: March 25, from 10am – 12:00pm CONTACT: For more information, email lisa.mchenry@sfgov.org NOTES: In collaboration with SF Recreation and Parks & the Healthy Parks, Healthy People initiative, join professional guides on an interpretive walk to admire the San Francisco waterfront as we follow a short section of the Bay Trail. This is a low impact walk designed for bird watching and socializing. Meet in the mini-park next to the parking lot. For a more enjoyable walk remember to dress comfortably, wear walking shoes, bring water and use sunscreen. Please check local weather forecasts - Trail Walks will be canceled due to rain or unsafe conditions. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library WHAT: Celebrate Women's History with Stories & Crafts

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WHERE: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library 5075 3rd St. (Revere) WHEN: Saturday March 25th, 2017 2pm-4pm CONTACT: (415) 355-5757 NOTES: Celebrate Women's History Month at the library! We will read stories about amazing women, and then express our unique selves by creating collage or "I Am" art projects. All supplies provided by the library. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library WHAT: Knitting and Crochet Club WHERE: Bayview/ Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library 5075 3rd St. (Revere) WHEN: Last Tuesday of every month - March 28th 2017 4:30pm-5:30pm CONTACT: (415) 355-5757 NOTES: Want to learn how to knit or crochet or just hang out with other knitters and crocheters? Join us the last Tuesday of every month. The library has supplies to practice on but bring your own yarn and needles or hooks if you have a special project in mind. All levels welcome. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: The Center for Youth Wellness and the San Francisco Chapter of The Links Inc. WHAT: Resilience: The Biology of Stress & The Science of Hope - Film Screening & Panel Discussion / Community Mixer-Resource Fair - FREE WHERE: Bayview Opera House Ruth Williams Memorial Theatre WHEN: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 5:30-9:00pm CONTACT: Register - https://resilience-film-screening.eventbrite.com - Questions: sanfranciscolinksinc@gmail.com NOTES: Resilience is the latest film from documentary director-producer James Redford and producer-writer-director Karen Pritzker. It features the work of Dr. Nadine Burke Harris – Founder & CEO of the Center for Youth Wellness and Founding Physician of the Bayview Child Health Center. The film explores the link between Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and lifelong health. Following the screening will be a panel discussion moderated by Belva Davis, Emmy award-winning Bay Area television journalist. Confirmed panelists to date are: Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, Founder & CEO, Center for Youth Wellness; James Redford, Director and Producer of Resilience; Patricia Lee, Managing Attorney, San Francisco Office of the Public Defender; Joi Jackson-Morgan, Executive Director, 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic; Tiffani Johnson, Co-Director, H2O Productions and Academic Adviser, Leadership High School. Our ultimate vision is that the audience will walk away with a deeper understanding of how ACEs impact them and their family members, and that they will know how to access resources that can support them in the healing process. Schedule: 5:30-6:30p - Community Mixer / Resource Fair; 6:30-7:45p - Film Screening; 7:45-8:40p - Panel Discussion; 8:40-9:00p - Questions & Answers. Light Refreshments Served "Understanding the science of ACEs and toxic stress gives us a powerful tool for not only addressing health disparities, but for improving the lives of all Americans. When we wake up to the fact my patient in Bayview shares a common biology with every child in America who is experiencing adversity, then perhaps we can find the will and the resources to help all children thrive." - Dr. Nadine Burke Harris _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Theater of War Productions WHAT: Hercules in The Bayview – A Dramatic Reading of Scenes from Euripides’ The Madness of Hercules WHERE: Bayview Opera House Ruth Williams Memorial Theatre, 4705 3rd St., San Francisco WHEN: Thursday, April 27, 2017, 6:30pm – 9:00pm CONTACT: FREE admission – Reserve your seat https://herculesinthebayview.eventbrite.com NOTES: Hercules in The Bayview is an innovative social impact theater project that presents dramatic readings by acclaimed actors of scenes from Euripides’ The Madness of Hercules—an ancient play about

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an unspeakable act of violence—as a catalyst for powerful audience driven dialogue about the impact of violence upon individuals, families and communities today. Each performance is followed by community panelist remarks and a facilitated town hall discussion. _____________________________________________________________________________________

EXCURSIONS

This section includes: youth programming and activity discounts and passes.

WHO: The White House & Federal Land Management agencies WHAT: Every Kid in a Park Initiative – PASSES! WHEN: Extended through August 2017 CONTACT/NOTES: To help engage and create our next generation of park visitors, supporters and advocates, the White House, in partnership with the Federal Land Management agencies, launched the “Every Kid in a Park Initiative”. The immediate goal is to provide an opportunity for each and every 4th grade student across the country to experience their federal public lands and waters in person throughout the 2016-2017 school year. Beginning September 1st all kids in the fourth grade have access to their own Every Kid in a Park pass at www.everykidinapark.gov. This pass provides free access to national parks across the country. Please contact Jen Greene, for more information, at 415-561-3054. _____________________________________________________________________________________ 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: Exploratorium & BMAGIC WHAT: Exploratorium Community Family Pass WHERE: Piers 15/17 SF, CA 94111 WHEN: Ongoing *This pass is available on a first come first serve basis. CONTACT: community@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. You MUST submit a completed visitor survey upon return! 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

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http://www.exploratorium.edu/visit/calendar/free http://www.exploratorium.edu/visit/calendar/kids-families _____________________________________________________________________________________ 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 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. _____________________________________________________________________________________

FUNDING

This section includes: grants, scholarships, federal and local funding opportunities, and in-kind services

WHO: Hostelling International USA (HI USA) WHAT: HI USA’s Northwest Region is offering seventeen $2,000 travel scholarships WHEN: Application deadline: March 15, 2017 CONTACT: More information can be found at www.hiusa.org/travel-scholarships NOTES: HI USA’s Northwest Region is offering seventeen $2,000 travel scholarships exclusively for Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Francisco residents. The program is called Explore the World, and it’s administered by the nonprofit organization, Hostelling International USA (HI USA). HI USA is committed to creating a more tolerant world, and these scholarships are for young travelers inspired to make the world a better place, but lack the financial means to go abroad. The scholarship is open to individuals, ages 18-30, who will engage in an educational or service learning component during their trip. Eligible candidates must also meet specific financial need requirements. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative WHAT: Stabilization Grants WHEN: Applications for the first round of awards will be accepted until 5pm March 28th, and recipients will be announced May 22nd. CONTACT/NOTES: Nonprofits interested in applying for assistance through the Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative can see program details and eligibility guidelines here, or attend an informational workshop on March 2nd or March 7th. The Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative helps San Francisco’s nonprofits secure new, nonprofit-owned space and creates solutions for organizations seeking long-term leases. The initiative includes two new programs — the Nonprofit Space Investment Fund and the Nonprofit Space Stabilization Program. The programs provide technical and financial assistance to support nonprofit sustainability amidst a changing, and volatile, real estate market. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: The San Francisco Study Center, in partnership with the Tobacco Free Project of the Community Health Equity and Promotion Branch, San Francisco Department of Public Health WHAT: Request for Proposals WHEN: Submit Completed Application by March 31st, 2017 at 12PM Noon Informational meeting will be held for one hour on Thursday, March 16th from 1-2PM at 25 Van Ness Room 610, San Francisco,

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94102. All questions about the CAM RFP must be submitted online by March 15th at 12PM at the website below. CONTACT: A summary of the meeting and submitted written questions will also be made available after the meeting. For the full Request For Proposal and to submit your questions visit: SFTobaccoFree.org/actions/cam-rfp/ NOTES: Through this RFP, funding will be made available to at least five (5) organizations to implement Community Action Model (CAM) projects, a five (5) step process that builds capacity of Emerging Community Leaders (ECLs). Emerging Community Leaders (ECLs) are defined as either adults or youth who are willing to engage and receive training and support to improve health equity for their community through Policy-System-Environmental changes (Action). Emerging Community Leaders actively engage in learning and leading on health equity analysis and Policy-System-Environmental Change activities. Funded organizations, with the technical assistance of the TFP staff, will train and guide a cohort of ECLs to implement community-led research, community organizing, media campaign, health education, and other activities to achieve their selected Action. Interested organizations can apply to either one or both of CAM grant types for the July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018 cycle, however only one award will be made to any one organization: Community Action Model- Planning Grant* Estimated Amount $50,000 | Community Action Model- Implementation Grant** Estimated Amount $100,000. *Planning grants may be eligible to apply for an Implementation grant for FY18-19 **Implementation Grants will negotiate a new contract, work plan and budget for FY18-19 at the end of FY17-18 _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. WHAT: Building the Principles of Zeta While Blazing New Paths – Book Award Scholarship WHEN: Submit applications by March 31st, 2017 by 5:00pm WHERE: San Francisco CONTACT: Email – zphibddz@gmail.com Questions – Call Shanna Grier 707-334-0040. NOTES: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Delta Zeta, San Francisco we are pleased to announce our Book Award Scholarship. Our award is open to People of Color graduating high school seniors who meet the following requirements below: 2.5 academic grade-point-average; economic need; a written personal statement; in school or live in San Francisco; timely submission of the scholarship application; and proof of enrollment at an accredited four-year college or university for 2016-17 academic year. Check us out on social media for our digital form via Facebook and Instagram. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: World of Children WHAT: Nominations being accepted for 2017 Awards Program

WHEN: Deadline April 1, 2017 NOTES: The World of Children Award program was created to recognize individuals who make a difference in the lives of children in the United States and around the globe. To that end, the program awards grants in support of proven, high-impact programs that ensure that more children’s lives will be touched, improved, and changed forever. The World of Children Awards honors individuals in six categories: Protection, Education, Humanitarian, Health, Youth, and Alumni. For complete nomination guidelines and profiles of previous award recipients, see the World of Children website. http://worldofchildren.org/theaward/awards-we-give/ _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Karma for Cara Foundation WHAT: Applications for Youth Microgrants WHEN: Application deadlines are seasonal (April 1, July 1, October 1), and decisions will be made within a month of each deadline. NOTES: As part of an effort to promote and support youth voluntarism, k4C started a microgrant program in the fall of 2014 to encourage kids 18 and under to apply for funds between $250 and $1,000

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to complete service projects in their communities. Examples of fundable projects include but are not limited to: turning a vacant lot into a community garden, rebuilding a school playground, or helping senior citizens get their homes ready for winter. For more info, & application: http://karmaforcara.org/get-involved/apply-for-a-microgrant/ _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Youth Funding Youth Ideas (YFYI) WHAT: YFYI Social Justice Grants Are Now Open! WHEN: Applications Due: April 5th, 2017 @ 8pm CONTACT: Go to www.yfyi.org to request access to the YFYI Grant; For questions: yfyiinfo@chalk.org NOTES: Awesomeness Wanted! Want to make change in your community? Have a great idea? $5,000 - $10,000 of funding for youth-led projects in San Francisco are available now! In order to qualify you must be: 13-18 years young, your project will be in San Francisco, your project tries to solve a social justice issue from one of our categories below: Economic Empowerment; Health & Wellness; Earth Care; ARTivism & Culture; Policy, Advocacy & Research; EDLIB (Education for Liberation); Media & Tech Diversity; YOUth Rights. Submit your awesomeness! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Youth Funding Youth Ideas (YFYI) WHAT: Innovative Grants – Up to $5k Per Project WHEN: Applications Due: April 5th, 2017 @ 8pm CONTACT: Click HERE to request access to the application NOTES: Do you have an idea for a social justice project that you'd like to get off the ground? Is there an issue that is affecting your community that you would like to do something about? Are you passionate about social justice and need funding to start or join a movement? The YFYI Innovative Grant Fund offers seed money, workshops and resources to youth with great ideas for social justice projects. Here are the minimum qualifications: You must be between the ages of 13-17 to apply; You must live or attend school in San Francisco; Your project must primarily serve San Franciscans; Your project must focus on addressing a social justice issue (poverty, food justice, health, incarceration, trauma, self-care, violence, environmental justice, LGBTQQI justice, education equity, undocumented human rights, research justice, housing, etc.); You must have a fiscal sponsor (a non-profit organization or school) that is willing to work with you; Be creative! _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Youth Funding Youth Ideas (YFYI) WHAT: Capacity Building Grants – Up to $5k Per Previously Funded Project WHEN: Applications Due: April 5th, 2017 @ 8pm CONTACT: Click HERE to request access to the application. NOTES: Are you a previously funded YFYI project? Is your project still active? Are you looking for funds to help your existing project grow to its full potential? Well, look no further! The YFYI Capacity Building Fund Grants offer funding and consulting services for our superstar projects that need funds keep on building. Here are the minimum qualifications: Your project must be a previously funded YFYI project. If your project is on-going, your contract with us must be exited before you are eligible to apply for Capacity Building funds; You must be between the ages of 13-17 to apply; You must live or attend school in San Francisco; Your project must primarily serve San Franciscans; Your project must still focus on addressing the social justice issue from your previously funded project (poverty, food justice, health, incarceration, trauma, self-care, violence, environmental justice, LGBTQQI justice, education equity, undocumented human rights, research justice, housing, etc.). In other words, this project must be a continuation of your previously funded project; You must have a fiscal sponsor (a non-profit organization or school) that is willing to work with you; Think outside the box! _____________________________________________________________________________________

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WHO: Jack Kent Cooke Foundation WHAT: Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Invites Applications to Young Scholars Program WHEN: Deadline April 5, 2017 CONTACT: Link to Complete RFP NOTES: Dedicated to advancing the education of exceptionally promising students who have financial need, the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation offers the largest scholarships in the U.S., as well as comprehensive counseling and other support services to students from 8th grade through graduate school. As part of this mission, the Cooke Foundation is accepting applications from outstanding 7th-grade students with financial need for its annual Young Scholars Program. From eighth grade through their senior year of high school, Young Scholars receive a personal academic and college counselor, funding for academic and enrichment programs in the summer and during the school year, internship and study-abroad opportunities, and educational resources, including books and technology. In addition, Cooke Young Scholars often go on to receive Cooke College Scholarships worth up to $40,000 a year, while many have received Cooke Continuing Graduate Scholarships worth up to $50,000 a year for four years. Up to seventy students will be selected to begin the Young Scholars Program when they start eighth grade in September. To be eligible, applicants must have earned mostly As in school since sixth grade, with no grades of C in English, math, science, or social studies. They also must live and attend high school in the United States or a U.S. territory. Over the past three years, the average annual family income of Young Scholars has been $30,000. Almost all Young Scholars come from families with annual incomes below $60,000. Scholarships are awarded without regard to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or citizenship status. For complete program guidelines, a fact sheet, and application instructions, see the JKCF website _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Fleishhacker Foundation WHAT: Fleishhacker Foundation Invites Applications From Bay Area Arts Organizations WHEN: Deadline July 15, 2017 CONTACT: Link to complete RFP NOTES: The Fleishhacker Foundation is accepting applications from arts organizations based and offering programming in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Through its Small Arts Grants program, the foundation will award grants of up to $10,000 to programs within a range of disciplines, including dance, film and media arts, interdisciplinary arts, music, theater, and visual arts. Grants may be used for artists' fees for creative time, production costs for performances or films, exhibition/installation costs for visual, media, or interdisciplinary arts, and projects that advance the organization's overall artistic development. Organizations with an annual budget between $100,000 and $750,000 that are based in and offer programming in the greater San Francisco Bay Area are eligible to apply. See the Fleishhacker Foundation website for program guidelines and application instructions. _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: Foundation Center- San Francisco Center WHAT: Foundation Directory Online WHERE: 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 or visit http://foundationcenter.org/sanfrancisco/library.html; NOTES: Gain knowledge about grant makers, 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 by 2pm for the Thursday publication. Please e-mail entries to moira@bayviewmagic.org. Feel free to cut, copy and paste the format above into an e-mail body. For more information or if you have any questions, please call 415-558-2488. Thank you. Bayview Hunters Point Mobilization for Adolescent Growth in our Communities

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