Upcoming events.

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
24

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
26

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
29

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
May
1

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
May
6

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
May
8

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
May
13

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
May
15

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
May
20

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Ocean Avenue Car Show
May
27

Ocean Avenue Car Show

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OMI CULTURAL PARTICIPATION PROJECT

OCEANA VENUE

CAR SIIOW

BURGERS

SAUE THE DATE!

Saturda y

Saturday. May 17th, 2025

12PM to 3PM

CONTACT: MAURICE RIVERS

JUMPSTREET1983@GMAIL.COM

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11th Annual Housing Expo
Jun
20
to Jun 21

11th Annual Housing Expo


We are excited to announce the 11th Annual Housing Expo - but this year, we’re expanding our efforts into a broader engagement initiative: Summer of Housing! From April through June, we will be hosting a series of housing-related events, culminating in the HSF Housing Fair and HELP Center at USF on June 21, 2025. These events will create even more opportunities for community involvement, including neighborhood canvassing, community outreach events, and more.

We need volunteers like you to help make this initiative a success! There will be a variety of roles available across different events, and your participation will be instrumental in supporting this community-driven effort.

 

As an early invitation, we would love for you and your organization to join us in Summer of Housing, in collaboration with the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development, member agencies, and community partners.

 

We’d also be happy to help coordinate your preferred day(s) of volunteering. Please reach out to Sheree@homesanfrancisco.org

 

Thank you for your support, and we look forward to working together.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
22

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
17

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
15

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
12

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
10

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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LGBTQIA+ Monthly Senior Circle
Apr
9

LGBTQIA+ Monthly Senior Circle

Join Gregory of the BTWCSC's Senior Advisory Council and Jonathan of Westside Community Services for our monthly LGBTQ+ Senior Circle! This is a community support group that centers our Black LGBTQ+ seniors and older adults. This circle is open to those who identify as LGBTQ+ and allies.

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Apr
8

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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OMI Clean Up
Apr
5

OMI Clean Up

Join us for a OMI Community Cleanup at the Head Brotherhood Mini Park!

We'll bring the coffee and supplies, you bring the good vibes

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Trans/GNC Support Group
Apr
2

Trans/GNC Support Group

Join Ms. Billie Cooper - activist and community member - for our bi-weekly Trans & Gender Non-Conforming Support Group!

This space centers Black older adults that identify as trans, gender nonconforming, nonbinary, two-spirit and allies. This is open to all registered BTWCSC Senior

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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Mar
29

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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LGBTQIA+ Monthly Senior Circle
Mar
26

LGBTQIA+ Monthly Senior Circle

Join Gregory of the BTWCSC's Senior Advisory Council and Jonathan of Westside Community Services for our monthly LGBTQ+ Senior Circle! This is a community support group that centers our Black LGBTQ+ seniors and older adults. This circle is open to those who identify as LGBTQ+ and allies.

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Mar
22

Bayview Game Fest

Compumind Community Foundation, and Game Changers Initiative present

BAYVIEW GAME FEST

Gaming - Tournaments

Networking - Food - Prizes

Music - Special Guests


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Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training
Mar
20

Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training

Created by SisterWeb and Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative (OKBEI), The Blossoming Birth Community Doula Training is a full-spectrum doula training program which prepares doulas to develop skills in perinatal emotional, physical, and educational support for birthing people and families in their communities. The training curriculum exemplifies a strength-based and community-focused approach to birthwork that integrates evidence-based practice with ancestral wisdom. This training is centered around Black and Indigenous birthing people of color and the community doulas that are supporting them nationwide. Utilizing the knowledge, wisdom, and lived experience of current doulas, lactation specialists, midwives, OB/GYNs, and additional providers, the curriculum will be holistic in its approach to birth work. The model of doula training is highly adaptable to different community needs, and uses strengths of individual communities to honor local wisdom and create a simplified and easy to use framework that communities can retain and use to train their own community members.

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Trans/GNC Support Group
Mar
20

Trans/GNC Support Group

Join Ms. Billie Cooper - activist and community member - for our bi-weekly Trans & Gender Non-Conforming Support Group!

This space centers Black older adults that identify as trans, gender nonconforming, nonbinary, two-spirit and allies. This is open to all registered BTWCSC Senior

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March's Crucial Conversation: Spotlight on Booker T Washington Community Service Center
Mar
19

March's Crucial Conversation: Spotlight on Booker T Washington Community Service Center

This March, we are honored to welcome Shakirah Simley, Executive Director of the Booker T Washington Community Service Center, as our guest speaker. Shakirah will share insights into the impactful work the organization is doing, the challenges they face, and how they continue to foster a sense of belonging and resilience for everyone they serve.

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Umoja HAP Block Party
Mar
16

Umoja HAP Block Party

FREE STI/HIV Testing

Sexual Health Resources workforce Resources

Housing Resources

Wellness Resources

AND SO MUCH MORE!

PLUS:

Games

Face Painters

Balloon Artists and Local Vendors!

FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL:

For more information contact: KCOHEN@RAFIKICOALITION.ORG

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Mar
13

Interested Persons Meetings

Please join staff from the Policy Division of the San Francisco Ethics Commission to share your thoughts on potential changes to the City’s rules regarding major developers, campaign consultants, recusals, expenditure limits for candidates receiving public funds, and the reporting requirements for candidates in trustee elections. 

We would love to hear from you as we shape our policy recommendations. During these Interested Persons Meetings, Staff will share information on how these rules, programs, and processes currently function, but the focus of the meetings will be on hearing from participants and learning about their experiences with these program areas.  

There will be two meetings held next week, with the same agenda, and you are invited to participate in one or both of the meetings. The meetings will be held on: 

  • Tuesday, March 11 – 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM 

  • Thursday, March 13 – 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM 

Please use the below link to review the details for each Interested Persons Meeting and RSVP or submit written comments to our staff. 

[RSVP or Submit Written Comments] 

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LGBTQIA+ Monthly Senior Circle
Mar
12

LGBTQIA+ Monthly Senior Circle

Join Gregory of the BTWCSC's Senior Advisory Council and Jonathan of Westside Community Services for our monthly LGBTQ+ Senior Circle! This is a community support group that centers our Black LGBTQ+ seniors and older adults. This circle is open to those who identify as LGBTQ+ and allies.

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Mar
11

Interested Persons Meetings

Please join staff from the Policy Division of the San Francisco Ethics Commission to share your thoughts on potential changes to the City’s rules regarding major developers, campaign consultants, recusals, expenditure limits for candidates receiving public funds, and the reporting requirements for candidates in trustee elections. 

We would love to hear from you as we shape our policy recommendations. During these Interested Persons Meetings, Staff will share information on how these rules, programs, and processes currently function, but the focus of the meetings will be on hearing from participants and learning about their experiences with these program areas.  

There will be two meetings held next week, with the same agenda, and you are invited to participate in one or both of the meetings. The meetings will be held on: 

  • Tuesday, March 11 – 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM 

  • Thursday, March 13 – 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM 

Please use the below link to review the details for each Interested Persons Meeting and RSVP or submit written comments to our staff. 

[RSVP or Submit Written Comments] 

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OMI Clean up
Mar
8

OMI Clean up

Join us for an OMI community clean up at the Randolph Bright Mini Park!

SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK AND IDEAS FOR THE RENOVATION OF RANDOLPH BRIGHT MINI PARK!

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Trans/GNC Support Group
Mar
5

Trans/GNC Support Group

Join Ms. Billie Cooper - activist and community member - for our bi-weekly Trans & Gender Non-Conforming Support Group!

This space centers Black older adults that identify as trans, gender nonconforming, nonbinary, two-spirit and allies. This is open to all registered BTWCSC Senior

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