Anchoring Reparatory Justice for People of African Descent in International Human Rights Law and Discourse
Aug
27

Anchoring Reparatory Justice for People of African Descent in International Human Rights Law and Discourse

Anchoring Reparatory Justice for People of African Descent in International Human Rights Law and Discourse: Complementarities and Parallels in Government and Non-Governmental Actions

UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS SPECIAL PROCEDURES - SPECIAL RAPPORTEURS, INDEPENDENT EXPERTS & WORKING GROUPS
Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent
FIDH FOR HUMAN RIGHTS - INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION

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Contingency Management Open House at GLIDE
Sep
2

Contingency Management Open House at GLIDE

GLIDE is very excited to be launching a Contingency Management program, which will reward clients for positive improvements in their substance use behaviors and provide community support through group meetings. If you know anyone who may be interested in the program, please let them know about the Open House we will be hosting Tuesday, September 2, 9 AM – 1 PM at GLIDE (330 Ellis Street). The flyer is attached.

After the Open House, there will be a 2-day enrollment event on 9/3 and 9/4 (9 AM – 1 PM) at GLIDE. Enrollment will occur on a rolling basis based on program capacity – first come, first serve – and a waitlist will be maintained. Groups will be held Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3 – 5 PM starting Monday, September 8.

For questions and referrals, please contact us:

Email: cm@glide.org_

Phone: (628) 219-9301

Address: 330 Ellis St., San Francisco, CA 94102

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GLIDE Contingency Management Enrollment - Day 1
Sep
3

GLIDE Contingency Management Enrollment - Day 1

• Glide is launching a new contingency management program!

• This program offers gift cards for stimulant free urinalysis {UAs) and completion of your goals related to other health behaviors.

• If you participate you can earn up to $585 in gift cards for up to 12 weeks of program participation.

• Groups will be held Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3pm-5pm starting Monday, September 8th

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FSTF monthly meeting
Sep
3

FSTF monthly meeting

The Food Security Task Force (FSTF) is an advisory body to the Board of Supervisors and is charged with the responsibility of creating a city-wide plan for addressing food security as detailed by the Administrative Code Article X. The group tracks vital data regarding hunger and food security including the utilization and demand for federal food programs, community-based organizations, meal programs, and programs targeting particular populations.

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GLIDE Contingency Management Enrollment - Day 2
Sep
4

GLIDE Contingency Management Enrollment - Day 2

• Glide is launching a new contingency management program!

• This program offers gift cards for stimulant free urinalysis {UAs) and completion of your goals related to other health behaviors.

• If you participate you can earn up to $585 in gift cards for up to 12 weeks of program participation.

• Groups will be held Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3pm-5pm starting Monday, September 8th

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Climate Grief
Sep
8

Climate Grief

Free School for Farmworkers presents: Climate Grief


Climate grief, eco-grief, eco-anxiety, solastalgia. There is a growing language and vocabulary to describe the experience of being part of a rapidly changing planet, and the sense of loss that arises from witnessing and anticipating this change. From increasingly severe hurricanes and wildfires to yet another summer of record-breaking heat, these wide-scale changes have local impacts that we are seeing and feeling every single day. Even with this growing language and vocabulary, it is difficult to make sense of these changes, and the scale, pace, and severity at which they are taking place.

Farmworkers are in particularly close contact with our changing environments, with the heat and extreme weather patterns, and with what this means for how things live, grow, or die. Experiencing these changes in isolation or without meaningful processing or support takes a deep toll on our hearts, minds, bodies, and spirits, leaving many of us chronically anxious, numb, hopeless, and burnt out as a result. And yet, there is infinite support and resources that we can turn to, that are available to us through our experiences tending land, growing food, and working intimately with the cycles of the natural world.

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BTWCSC Bloom ball
Sep
25

BTWCSC Bloom ball

Celebrate Booker T. Washington’s transformation and growth, honoring our 106-year legacy serving as an anchor institution for San Francisco! We’re raising funds to expand our programs and strengthen our commitment to helping more than 6,000 vulnerable San Franciscans thrive!

There will be lots of surprises along the way and we can’t wait to see how everyone has fun with our sneaker ball dress code — tux and Chucks, ball gowns and Uptowns!

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Asians Are Strong: World of Dumplings
Oct
12

Asians Are Strong: World of Dumplings

World of Dumplings is back for its second year and bigger than ever! This free, family-friendly event will be held at the iconic Ferry Building during Fleet Week on Sunday, October 12th from 11 AM - 5 PM.

'World of Dumplings' celebrates our different cultures and communities through our shared love of dumplings - highlighting our similarities and celebrating our delicious differences.

Whether they are the wontons of China, the gyozas of Japan, the momos of Nepal, the manties of Turkey, raviolis of Italy, or the empanadas of Spain - we love all dumplings!

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National Farm to Cafeteria Conference
Dec
1
to Dec 4

National Farm to Cafeteria Conference

The National Farm to Cafeteria Conference will bring together food systems leaders across the country to advance a more resilient and equitable food future. Whether you’re involved in school nutrition, local food procurement, early care education, or community food accessNFSN invites you to join the movement in Albuquerque, New Mexico this December.

Early bird registration is now available for the 10th National Farm to Cafeteria Conference! This conference is designed to be a powerful space for learning, networking, and collective action in the farm to institution movement.

Agenda Highlights:

 Curated Workshops and Networking Sessions

 Exhibitor and Poster Sessions

 Intensive Courses: Farm to ECE Deep Dive, Bringing the Farm to Table, Creating and Sustaining School Gardens, and more!

 Field Trips to Local Farm to School Sites

The momentum for farm to institution work has never been more critical. Get your tickets, spread the word, and get ready for a transformative experience. >> REGISTER NOW.

Upcoming dates: Early Bird Registration Deadline Extended to September 1, 2025 | Scholarship Application Deadline September 1, 2025

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Understanding Impacts of State and Federal Law Changes to Access to Public Benefits in California for Immigrant Communities
Aug
26

Understanding Impacts of State and Federal Law Changes to Access to Public Benefits in California for Immigrant Communities

With the passage of the federal reconciliation bill (H.R. 1) and the new California state budget, the eligibility rules for vital programs like Medi-Cal, Covered CA, Medicare, CalFresh, and others will change significantly in the coming years. During this training, we will provide a detailed overview of the expected impacts of these policy changes - particularly for different immigrant communities in CA. We will also discuss how community-based organizations (CBOs), service providers, government agencies, and Community Health Workers, Promotoras, Representatives, and other advocates can prepare and adapt to best support the communities we serve. This training will be delivered in English with live Spanish interpretation

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