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June 12 marks nine years since the night we lost 49 LGBTQ individuals in the shooting at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

Please join the Castro LGBTQ Cultural District as we hold space for them with a memorial on Wednesday, June 12th at 5 pm. The memorial will begin with a short speaking program at Jane Warner Plaza followed by a procession to 18th and Castro to lay flowers and pay respects at the Castro memorial gathering spot. ASL interpretation will be provided onsite (no virtual option)

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Join the San Francisco Democratic Party in commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Pink Triangle installation atop Twin Peaks—a powerful symbol of resilience, remembrance, and Pride. Each year, volunteers come together during Pride Month to install the massive one-acre triangle made of bright pink tarps, transforming a once-feared symbol into one of hope and solidarity.

This year’s event begins early on Saturday, June 7, 2025, with volunteers gathering at 7am to lay out the 175 tarps and secure them with nearly 5,000 steel spikes. No experience is needed—just bring your energy, gloves, and a hammer if you have one. Volunteers will receive a commemorative Pink Triangle T-shirt as a thank you for their time and support. At 10:30am, a commemorative ceremony will take place, featuring local leaders, community voices, and performances.

This gathering is more than an installation—it's a moment of unity, reflection, and celebration. By volunteering, you’ll help keep the memory of LGBTQ+ persecution alive while affirming our collective commitment to a more inclusive future. Whether you’re a long-time advocate or showing up for the first time, your presence matters. Let’s come together to build something meaningful and unforgettable. Learn more and sign up at: https://thepinktriangle.com/

This is part of the Democrats on the Move campaign: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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🗓 June 6 | 🕕 6:00–7:00 PM 📍 Eureka Valley Rec Center

What would it take for San Francisco to thrive after dark?

Join us for an engaging evening discussion on the possibilities of transforming San Francisco into a 24-hour city with special guest, Assemblymember MATT HANEY, who has spearheaded the conversation in Sacramento on how to have a thriving nightlife scene throughout the state of California. Other panelists include KATY BIRNBAUM, founder of Into The Streets that focuses on outdoor events in SF, and JOLENE LINSANGAN, owner of Jolene's Bar, a lesbian/queer bar in the heart of the Mission District.

From late-night transit and public safety to entertainment and small businesses—what’s standing in the way, and what could a vibrant, inclusive nightlife future look like?

Whether you’re a local business owner, a night owl, or just curious about the city's direction, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Free and open to the public.

The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 at 6:30 pm at the Asian Pacific American Community Center on 66 Raymond Ave.

Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's YouTube page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend in person or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream a video will be uploaded following the meeting.

If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. Written public comment received more than 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting will be disseminated to the voting members 24 hours before the meeting. Written public comment received after 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting and before the expiration of public comment during the meeting will be sent to the voting members at the conclusion of the public comment period.

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The Democrats on the Move campaign is all about showing up, listening, and building stronger connections with neighborhoods that don’t always get face time with elected leaders.

We want to hear directly from you—your concerns, your ideas, and what matters most in your community.

Join SF Democratic Party Chair Nancy Tung, Vice Chair Cedric Akbar, and Member Trevor Chandler for casual, one-on-one conversations over coffee at Hey Neighbor Cafe in the heart of Portola. No speeches, no podiums—just real talk in a welcoming space.

For more info on Democrats on the Move: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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SF Budget 101: How the City’s Finances Actually Work

Free | In-person event

What actually happens to San Francisco’s money?

Join the SF DCCC for a clear look at how our city’s budget works—from where revenue comes from to how decisions are made. This free public event features Assessor Recorder Joaquin Torres, and is part of our Democrats on the Move civic education series.

What You'll Learn:

✅ Where SF gets its money (and how much)

✅ How the city allocates its funds

✅ What the annual budget process looks like

✅ How decisions are made—without the political spin

This is an informational event only—no debates or policy endorsements, just a solid overview of the process that affects every San Franciscan.

Who Should Attend:
-Curious residents
-Community members
-Organizers and local leaders
-Anyone who's ever asked, “Where does our money go?”

Co-Sponsored by local civic orgs:
-GrowSF - https://growsf.org/
-United Democratic Club - https://www.uniteddems.org/
-Portola Democratic Club - http://instagram.com/Portoladistrictdemclub
-Abundant San Francisco - http://abundancenetwork.com/

Reserve your spot today!

Space is limited—RSVP to stay informed and get the tools to better understand our city government.

Hosted by The Hub. As the heart of this neighborhood, The Hub offers spaces and programs where all residents can come together to learn, play, grow, and make connections. In addition to serving all Sunnydale families and individuals, The Hub will connect to and serve the broader Visitacion Valley neighborhood of 17,000+ residents.
https://thehubinsf.org/

Part of the Democrats on the Move campaign. For more info, please visit:
https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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​​Celebrate the end of Chow Fun week at the CLOSING CULINARY EVENT on Sunday, 2 pm - 4 pm at Kapuso at the Upper Yard, located on 2430 San Jose Ave right next to Balboa BART Station.

​​Chow Fun is an Asian Dine Around to 54+ restaurants, bakeries, bars, & boba shops in Excelsior, OMI, Viz Valley, and Portola.

​Watch the KRON4 segment here.

This closing event is open to everyone and will be featuring cultural performances, speeches from businesses, food sampling, DJ music, a photo booth, & more! 

Be sure to stick around for the Chow Fun Passport raffle drawing for a chance to win fabulous prizes like:

• ​​4 VIP Tickets to the National Rodeo at The Cow Palace

• ​​VIP SF Giants tickets

• ​​Oakland A’s tickets

• ​​San Jose Earthquakes tickets

• ​​$1000 to Rock’s Den

​​and much more!

​​To qualify for the raffle, you must have 4 stamps on your Chow Fun passport (you can pick up at any of the 54 participating restaurants - www.chowfunsf.com) submitted to the Excelsior, Oceanview, or Ingleside libraries by end of day Friday 5/16.

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Are you concerned about the high cost of housing in San Francisco? Are you ready for a new era of American Abundance? Join YIMBY Democrats for America, Inclusive Abundance, The San Francisco Democratic Party, The Center for New Liberalism's Bay Area New Liberals, YIMBY Action & SF YIMBY, the United Democratic Club, and the Housing Action Coalition for a social mixer and happy hour. You’ll hear from special guests, learn more about Progressive Abundance, make friends, and have a night to remember.

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​Join us for the Community Kickoff of Chow Fun, an Asian Dine Around to 54+ restaurants, bakeries, bars, & boba shops in Excelsior, OMI, Viz Valley, and Portola.

​Watch the KRON4 segment from last year here. See the website here: www.chowfunsf.com

You will see performances and get your passport that qualifies you for raffle prizes at the closing event!

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As part of the Democrats on the Move campaign for May, the SF Democratic Party will be in the Portola/Viz Valley area. As the economy is becoming less predictable, lower income households will be hit hard by rising food costs. That's why we're partnering with Family Connections to help prepare food bags for distribution.

Volunteering will be on Friday, May 9, 11 am - 12 pm at 2565 San Bruno Ave. Check in with Tram, FCC Family Support Coordinator. Wear comfortable shoes. Volunteers will help to assemble bulk produce and pantry items into ~125 bags, which will be distributed to families later that day.

Family Connections is a nonprofit that operates three family resource centers in the Portola, Excelsior, and Visitacion Valley neighborhoods of San Francisco, serving over 2,200 individuals annually. We provide community-driven, multilingual education and support programs to ensure families can thrive. Our vision is for a connected, equitable community where every child and family can access the resources they need.

For more info on Family Connections: http://fccenters.org/

For more info on Democrats on the Move: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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Panelists to be announced soon

What have San Francisco’s newly elected leaders done so far—and what does it mean for your everyday life?

Join us for a community conversation with a new Supervisor, School Board member, and a representative from the mayor’s team as they reflect on their first 100 days in office. We’ll talk housing, public schools, safety, city services, and how they’re working to make life better for San Franciscans—especially working families, renters, and those often left out of City Hall decisions.

Bring your questions, concerns, and ideas. This is your chance to hear directly from the people in power—and to remind them who they work for.

​AGENDA:

​6:00PM: Attendees Arrival

​6:20PM: Intro by Eastern Neighborhood Democratic Club and United Democrats Club representatives

​6:30pm: Panel Starts

​**RSVP required - guest list will be checked at building security for entry into event space.

This panel done in partnership with IDEATE SF, Eastern Neighborhoods Dem Club, and United Dem Club.

Sign up now and be part of something bigger! This is part of our Democrats on the Move campaign. For more information:

https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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The Trump Regime sent one of our own, a Gay Asylum Seeker, to a death prison in El Salvador! We must act and keep up the public pressure and condemn these unconstitutional deportations!

Speakers include:

Bill Ong Hing, Founder of the Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Honey Mahogany, Co-founder of the Transgender District
Xochitl, Undocumented Immigrant Drag Queen
Adam Ryan Chang, Executive Director of Oasis Legal Services
and more!

Bring signs, comfy shoes, and your voice!

Participating Organizations (thank you for uplifting this event)
Oasis Legal Services
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
San Francisco Democratic Party

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REI markets itself as a progressive outdoor co-op, but its actions tell a different story. Despite its reputation, REI has engaged in union-busting tactics, violated labor laws, hired a notorious anti-union attorney connected to Elon Musk, and supported political figures who advocate for opening public lands to mineral exploration—policies that directly conflict with the environmental values REI claims to champion.

For over three years, REI workers have been fighting for a fair contract. During this time, they’ve faced intimidation, delays, and illegal union-busting efforts from corporate leadership. Now more than ever, we need community support to hold REI accountable and protect the rights of workers.

Join us for a Community Hearing on Saturday, April 26th at the First Presbyterian Church of Oakland. With special remarks by Congresswoman Lateefah Simon, this gathering will feature testimony from REI workers on the front lines, environmental allies whose missions align with the co-op’s original values, and elected officials standing in solidarity with labor.

This is your chance to hear the real stories behind REI’s public image—and to take action. Bring a friend, your neighbors, or your favorite trail buddy, and learn how we can build a stronger, fairer outdoor community together.

Questions? Contact Althea at abrennan@ufcw5.org.

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Join United Playaz, Drug-Free Sidewalks, and the San Francisco Democratic Party for a powerful community gathering to take a stand against the devastating impact of fentanyl in our city. This event will feature speeches from SF Democratic Party members, families of victims, and community leaders who will share their stories and call for action.

Following the speakers, we will march through the neighborhoods most affected by the fentanyl crisis, standing in solidarity with those impacted and demanding change.

📅 Date: Apr 24, 2025

📍 Location: 1044 Howard & Russ. Starting and Ending here

🕙 Time: 4pm talks, 4:30pm start marching

This is more than a march—it’s a movement to reclaim our streets, support those affected, and push for real solutions. Join us in making a difference. It takes the hood to save the hood!

This is part of our Democrats on the Move campaign. For more information: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

#UnitedPlayaz #MarchAgainstFentanyl #SFCommunity #EndFentanylCrisis

The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 at 6:30 pm at West Bay Pilipino Multi Service Center on 154 7th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103.

Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's Facebook page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend in person or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream a video will be uploaded following the meeting.

If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. Written public comment received more than 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting will be disseminated to the voting members 24 hours before the meeting. Written public comment received after 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting and before the expiration of public comment during the meeting will be sent to the voting members at the conclusion of the public comment period.

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Join the SF Democratic Party & Refuse Refuse for a Neighborhood Cleanup!

San Francisco thrives when we come together. That’s why the San Francisco Democratic Party is teaming up with Refuse Refuse, SOMA West CBD, SF Public Works to take action and make a real difference in one of our city's most affected neighborhoods.

Litter and neglect don’t define our communities—we do. By rolling up our sleeves and working together, we’re not just cleaning up the streets; we’re restoring pride, building connections, and showing what’s possible when neighbors unite for a common cause.

This is more than a cleanup—it’s a movement. It’s about standing up for our city, supporting the communities that need it most, and proving that small acts of service can lead to lasting change.

Join us for a few hours of meaningful work, good company, and the satisfaction of knowing you’re making a tangible impact. Together, we can make San Francisco shine.

📅 Date: Saturday, April 19. 4pm

📍 Location: Driftwood, 1225 Folsom St

Refuse Refuse will provide a digital voucher with freebies and discounts from local merchants afterwards. We'll be holding a social hang out at Driftwood after. Volunteers get a free drink from Refuse Refuse!

Sign up now and be part of something bigger! This is part of our Democrats on the Move campaign. For more information:

https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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Join fellow San Francisco Democrats for the National Hands Off National Day of Action on April 5th hosted by a large coalition pushing back on the abuses of the Trump Administration at Civic Center Plaza.

If you need sign inspiration, see this folder from Indivisible: https://brandfolder.com/s/trktmftbhrcpqjrmcjgk5cxm

From the event organizers:

Donald Trump and Elon Musk think this country belongs to them. San Francisco is fighting back!

They're taking everything they can get their hands on—our health care, our data, our jobs, our services—and daring the world to stop them. This is a crisis, and the time to act is now.

🚨 On Saturday, April 5th, we're taking to the streets to fight back with a clear message: Hands off! 🚨

📍 Where: Civic Center Plaza

This mass mobilization day is our message to the world that we do not consent to the destruction of our government and our economy for the benefit of Trump and his billionaire allies. Alongside Americans across the country, we are marching, rallying, and protesting to demand a stop the chaos and build an opposition movement against the looting of our country.

A core principle behind all Hands Off! events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.

Check out handsoff2025.com for more information.

About the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee:

The San Francisco Democratic Party is the official organization for Democrats in the City and County of San Francisco. Also known as the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee (SF DCCC), we represent one of the most active communities of Democrats in California, with more than 330,000 members. Visit us at https://www.sfdemocrats.org/.

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As goes Wisconsin, so goes the nation ... balance in the Wisconsin Supreme Court is up for grabs!

Join the Bay Area Coalition as we call with the Wisconsin Democrats and Center for Common Ground. We will call Wisconsin voters and get out the vote for the Spring election on April 1. The goal is to highlight the importance of electing Susan Crawford to the Supreme Court and other democratic candidates up and down the ballot.

• Tuesdays, 3 - 5 pm (PST), through Election Day on April 1

We need your help! Virtual phone banks have become an essential part of campaigns. Whether you’re new to phonebanking or an expert, you have a place with our people-powered campaigns. The good news is, phone banking is easy to learn and can be done from the comfort of your own home. We'll provide training on both the script and how to use our phone bank platform.

For more Bay Area Coalition actions: https://bayareacoalition.org/

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The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, March 26, 2025 at 6:30 pm virtually on Zoom.

Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's Facebook page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend in person or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream a video will be uploaded following the meeting.

If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. Written public comment received more than 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting will be disseminated to the voting members 24 hours before the meeting. Written public comment received after 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting and before the expiration of public comment during the meeting will be sent to the voting members at the conclusion of the public comment period.

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As goes Wisconsin, so goes the nation ... balance in the Wisconsin Supreme Court is up for grabs!

Join the Bay Area Coalition as we call with the Wisconsin Democrats and Center for Common Ground. We will call Wisconsin voters and get out the vote for the Spring election on April 1. The goal is to highlight the importance of electing Susan Crawford to the Supreme Court and other democratic candidates up and down the ballot.

• Tuesdays, 3 - 5 pm (PST), through Election Day on April 1

We need your help! Virtual phone banks have become an essential part of campaigns. Whether you’re new to phonebanking or an expert, you have a place with our people-powered campaigns. The good news is, phone banking is easy to learn and can be done from the comfort of your own home. We'll provide training on both the script and how to use our phone bank platform.

For more Bay Area Coalition actions: https://bayareacoalition.org/

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As goes Wisconsin, so goes the nation ... balance in the Wisconsin Supreme Court is up for grabs!

Join the Bay Area Coalition as we call with the Wisconsin Democrats and Center for Common Ground. We will call Wisconsin voters and get out the vote for the Spring election on April 1. The goal is to highlight the importance of electing Susan Crawford to the Supreme Court and other democratic candidates up and down the ballot.

• Tuesdays, 3 - 5 pm (PST), through Election Day on April 1

We need your help! Virtual phone banks have become an essential part of campaigns. Whether you’re new to phonebanking or an expert, you have a place with our people-powered campaigns. The good news is, phone banking is easy to learn and can be done from the comfort of your own home. We'll provide training on both the script and how to use our phone bank platform.

For more Bay Area Coalition actions: https://bayareacoalition.org/

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The California insurance crisis is having a far-reaching impact on homeowners, renters, and the overall economy, driving up costs and deepening the affordability challenges facing our communities. In this Zoom panel discussion, we will examine the factors that have contributed to the crisis, from climate change to regulatory challenges and market instability. Experts will share their insights on how this crisis has directly affected housing affordability and the broader economic landscape in California. Proudly hosted by the Westside Family Democratic Club and the San Francisco Democratic Party.

Panel Topics:

• The Root Causes of the California Insurance Crisis

• The Impact of Rising Insurance Costs on Housing Affordability

• The Broader Economic Effects of the Crisis

• Legislative and Policy Solutions: What’s on the Table?

Speakers Include:

• Moderator: Sarah Atkinson, Hazard Resilience Sr. Policy Manager at SPUR

• Amy Bach, United Policyholders

• Cyn Wang, Wang Insurance Agency/Westside Family Democratic Club Board

• Julia Svetlana Juarez, California Department of Insurance

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As goes Wisconsin, so goes the nation ... balance in the Wisconsin Supreme Court is up for grabs!

Join the Bay Area Coalition as we call with the Wisconsin Democrats and Center for Common Ground. We will call Wisconsin voters and get out the vote for the Spring election on April 1. The goal is to highlight the importance of electing Susan Crawford to the Supreme Court and other democratic candidates up and down the ballot.

• Tuesdays, 3 - 5 pm (PST), through Election Day on April 1

We need your help! Virtual phone banks have become an essential part of campaigns. Whether you’re new to phonebanking or an expert, you have a place with our people-powered campaigns. The good news is, phone banking is easy to learn and can be done from the comfort of your own home. We'll provide training on both the script and how to use our phone bank platform.

For more Bay Area Coalition actions: https://bayareacoalition.org/

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The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, February 26, 2025 at 6:30 pm at Milton Marks Auditorium, 455 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco, CA 94102. A security screening will be required to enter the building.

Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's Facebook page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend in person or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream a video will be uploaded following the meeting.

If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. Written public comment received more than 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting will be disseminated to the voting members 24 hours before the meeting. Written public comment received after 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting and before the expiration of public comment during the meeting will be sent to the voting members at the conclusion of the public comment period.

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The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, January 22, 2025 at 6:30 pm at Milton Marks Auditorium, 455 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco, CA 94102. A security screening will be required to enter the building.

Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's Facebook page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend in person or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream a video will be uploaded following the meeting.

If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. Written public comment received more than 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting will be disseminated to the voting members 24 hours before the meeting. Written public comment received after 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting and before the expiration of public comment during the meeting will be sent to the voting members at the conclusion of the public comment period.

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The San Francisco Democratic Party is excited to invite you to join our contingent in the MLK Day March!

Please wear your SF Dems shirt if possible. We will be meeting at 10:30am at Marlowe Restaurant. The March begins at 11am at 4th and King.

More about the MLK Day March can be found here

More Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDxvMYmBVcI/

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The San Francisco Democratic Party, The Bayard Rustin Coalition, and Bae Black Boy, are excited to invite you to join us for a day of service to honor the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr!

On Friday, January 17th, 2025, we will be supporting the SF Marin Food Bank at their San Francisco warehouse.

Two volunteer shifts are available, from 9:00-11:00AM and 12:00-2:00PM. We have 15 slots available for each shift. Signups are on a first come basis. Once the shift is full, it will be removed from the event listing as an option to sign up for.

Please wear closed-toe shoes to participate. No sandals, flip-flops or open-toe shoes. Please dress comfortably and respectfully.

About our partner organizations:

Bayard Rustin Coalition: The Bayard Rustin Coalition (BRC) came into being during 2006 to honor Bayard Rustin – the heart and soul of the United State’s Civil Rights Movement. After a year of collaboration we officially formed the Bayard Rustin Coalition in July 2007, with the permission of Bayard Rustin’s Estate. Bayard Rustin was: Martin Luther King Jr’s mentor, chief organizer, pioneer of the movement’s nonviolent resistance, and the man behind the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, during which Dr. King delivered his iconic “I have a Dream” speech. In the bold yet loving spirit of Mr. Rustin, the Bayard Rustin Coalition embraces advocacy and education to effect positive social change. We honor a visionary ethos rooted in the Black and same gender loving experience.

Bae Black Boy: Bringing BLACK queer men and others together to build community.