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Alice & Milk Clubs Present: Queer Joy Happy Hour in Support of LGBTQ Art and Artists!
Jun
16

Alice & Milk Clubs Present: Queer Joy Happy Hour in Support of LGBTQ Art and Artists!

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Alice & Milk Clubs Present: Queer Joy Happy Hour in Support of LGBTQ Art and Artists!

Join the Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club and the Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club as we partner to co-host a Queer Joy Happy Hour in support of LGBTQ art and artists! We will gather, socialize, celebrate our joy, and raise money for local LGBTQ arts organizations. We encourage all attendees to make a donation they can afford at the door. All money will go to support local LGBTQ arts organizations at a time of great need! 

We will showcase numerous artists and performers making unique artistic contributions to our community. The list of artists is still being finalized, but please let us know if you think you should be one of them! :) 

Location: Beaux, 2344 Market St., San Francisco, CA 

Date & Time: Monday, June 16, 2025 from 6:00-7:30 pm 


If you have any questions, please email: info@alicebtoklas.com

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Westside Family Dem Club - June Member Meeting: Talking Transit with Alicia John-Baptiste
Jun
16

Westside Family Dem Club - June Member Meeting: Talking Transit with Alicia John-Baptiste

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June Member Meeting: Talking Transit with Alicia John-Baptiste

​Join us for our quarterly member meeting! Pizza and your first drink will be provided by WFDC.

​​Agenda

  • ​​Learn about Mayor Lurie’s plan for transit in San Francisco. Alicia is SF’s Chief of Infrastructure, Climate and Mobility, and former CEO of SPUR.

  • ​Commentary from attendees of this year’s California Democratic Party’s annual convention in Anaheim.

  • ​Updates from the WFDC board on current policy discussions.

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United - National AIDS Memorial Grove Workday
Jun
21

United - National AIDS Memorial Grove Workday

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Saturday, June 21, 2025 8:30 AM -  12:30 PM PT

Join us for the Community Volunteer Workday Program with the National AIDS Memorial Grove. This event involves various gardening tasks -- planting trees, plants, flowers and shrubs; removing brush and debris; and supporting large hardscape and infrastructure projects. This event counts for Philanthropic credit for the purposes of United Dems Club Voting. Sign-ups are capped at FIVE (5) attendees, so sign up quickly & don't miss your chance to participate! The National AIDS Memorial Grove is located inside of Golden Gate Park. See you there!!

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Alice B. Toklas - 2025 Pride Breakfast
Jun
29

Alice B. Toklas - 2025 Pride Breakfast

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Join the Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club for our annual Pride Breakfast on Sunday, June 29 at 8:00 AM! This event is one of the largest political pride events in the country, supporting Alice’s year-round work and bringing the city together for the gayest breakfast of the year!

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Sunday, June 29
Doors Open: 8:00 AM | Program: 8:30 AM
Hyatt Embarcadero Ballroom,
 5 Embarcadero Center

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Pride Parade After Party!
Jun
29

Pride Parade After Party!

  • 301 Grove Street San Francisco, CA, 94102 United States (map)
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Please join the United Democratic Club, Dear Community, the Chinese American Democratic Club, the Diversity Equity Inclusion & Accessibility Commitee, the Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club, the Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club and the Young Professionals Network for our annual post Pride Parade CELEBRATION OF LOVE!

When you're finished marching, join us for cold drinks, great food, specialty sausages and more fun! Just a few blocks from the parade end-point, it's the perfect destination to celebrate, recharge, and keep the party going!

We'll see you there!!!

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WFDC 2nd Anniversary Party
Jun
6

WFDC 2nd Anniversary Party

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​WFDC is turning 2! Join City Attorney David Chiu, SF Democratic Party Chair Nancy Tung, and others to celebrate Westside Family Democratic Club's second birthday.

​Great at baking? Bring a homemade cake, cupcakes, or muffins to share. You may even win a prize! Use the coupon CAKE for $15 off your ticket purchase, but you must bring a cake to the party!

​This is a kid-friendly event. Youth age 6-18 cost $5 per person, and kids 5 and under are free.

​This party is the club's annual fundraising event that helps cover all the great programming and events that we do.

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Portrero Hill Democratic Club - Monthly Meeting and Sign-Making
Jun
3

Portrero Hill Democratic Club - Monthly Meeting and Sign-Making

Tues June 3: Sign-making for No Kings!

Tuesday, June 3rd @ 7:00pm, Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, 953 De Haro

The No Kings National Day of Defiance: a peaceful protest everywhere except Washington, DC

Our June meeting will be a little different. And a little messier! As we create our messages of defiance, Liliana Soroceanu from the SF chapter of Indivisible, organizer of the protests, will join us for a little background and cheerleading. For more sample signs, click here.

On June 14, Flag Day, the U.S. Army has planned a massive parade for its 250th anniversary, with tanks, soldiers and armored vehicles expected to roar through the streets of Washington, D.C. That day is also tthe birthday of a would-be king who claims the entire spectacle as a birthday party for himself: a vehicle for self-aggrandizement. Funded, of course by millions of taxpayer dollars

We say no. The crowds of protesters have to be big, really big, to take the world’s attention away from this pathetic “birthday party” and focus it on the power of the people who reject corrupt, authoritarian rule. We want to grab the story, make sure the action happens everywhere else but DC.

If you have not yet joined a recent protest march or rally, or you feel this isn’t really your thing (or maybe you’ve been there, done that in the past), this is the one to show up for. You don’t have to make up your mind yet. But do come and help make some signs at the Neighborhood House! 

Art supplies. If you have any cardboard (such as poster board or a cut-up corrugated box), markers or paint & brushes, by all means bring whatever – but it’s not necessary.

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Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club - 49th Annual Milk Club Gayla
May
22

Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club - 49th Annual Milk Club Gayla

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The Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club’s annual Gayla gathers progressive San Francisco politicians, community activists, and grassroots organizers, and is the perfect venue to showcase your civic engagement and commitment to progressive and LGBTQ causes. Payments to The Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club are not tax deductible for income tax purposes.

Secure your seats now--our Gayla sells out every year! Very excited to be hosting at the Bayview Opera House this time around the Sun. You won’t want to miss the Mars Photobooth, Venus Bar, and Jupiter Stage! Additional information about the evening will be emailed to you closer to the event date. For any questions, please email events@milkclub.org.

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ENDC - SFUSD: The Cost of Avoiding School Closures
May
22

ENDC - SFUSD: The Cost of Avoiding School Closures

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SFUSD faces a major budget deficit caused by declining enrollment, reduced state funding, and rising expenses. Unless the budget is balanced, San Francisco faces the possibility of school closures and State takeover of its education system.

In the prior year, SFUSD released a list of 13 schools facing possible closure. This year, the San Francisco Chronicle reports that SFUSD may be able to balance the budget and eliminate a $114 million deficit through staff cuts, a new payroll system, and a reorganized central office.

This panel will discuss the plan currently in place to stabilize SFUSD's finances while ensuring students' equitable access to educational resources and opportunities.

Panelists will be:

Superintendent, Dr. Maria Su

BOE President Phil Kim

San Francisco Parent Coalition Representative Stephanie Falkenstein

BOE Student Delegate Yzabel Lam

The moderator will be ENDC Board Member Rupali Singhal

Thank you to our partners, North Beach Neighbors, South Beach | Rincon | Mission Bay Neighborhood Association, and the African American Arts and Culture District.

WHEN

May 22, 2025 at 6:00pm - 8pm

WHERE

Cloudflare
101 Townsend Street space 103
(One block from Oracle Park and the N-Judah Metro Line stop -- King and 2nd Street.)
San Francisco, CA 94107
United States

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United Democratic Club - Tree Planting with Friends of the Urban Forest
May
17

United Democratic Club - Tree Planting with Friends of the Urban Forest

  • Potrero Hill (details to be revealed on sign-up) (map)
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https://www.friendsoftheurbanforest.org/.../potre.../form...

Join us for a hands-on morning of giving back to the community by planting trees with Friends of the Urban Forest! This is a great opportunity to connect with other volunteers and support a greener San Francisco.

Instructions:
When filling out the sign-up form, under "How did you hear about us?", select "Other" and type "United Dems" in the free-text field.

When: Saturday, May 17 from 8:45AM – 12:00PM
Where: Potrero Hill (Exact location provided upon sign-up)

This event counts as a Philanthropic Event for the purposes of qualifying for voting membership

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SF Yound Democrats - Meet us at Midnight: Ball in Blue 2025
May
16

SF Yound Democrats - Meet us at Midnight: Ball in Blue 2025

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Slip into your sharpest suit or most dazzling dress and meet us for a night that’s bold, blue, and brilliantly unforgettable. The San Francisco Young Democrats are rolling out the blue carpet for our annual 2025 Ball in Blue — a celebration of progress, power, and the people who make it all happen: you.

Join fellow movers, shakers, and change-makers for an evening of cocktails, dancing, and high-energy vibes under the city lights. We’ll toast to victories past and dreams ahead — all while raising funds to keep our mission strong in 2025 and beyond.

Expect:

  • Midnight magic & moody elegance

  • Free foos and drinks with every ticket!

  • A sea of blue style (dress to impress!)

  • Live performance, DJ, and dance floor heat

  • Special guest appearances

When: Friday, May 16, 2025

Where: Toy Soldier 52 Belden Place

Dress Code: Blue-tie fabulous – think bold, sleek, and midnight chic.

This isn’t just a party — it’s a movement. Grab your ticket, bring your energy, and let's make midnight count.

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Westside Family Democratic Club - Family Zoning and ‘Za
May
15

Westside Family Democratic Club - Family Zoning and ‘Za

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​Come learn how the Family Zoning Plan - our city's most ambitious zoning reform proposal in decades - could reshape housing in the Westside, and what it means for our communities. Featuring Jane Natoli of YIMBY and Annie Fryman of SPUR. Let’s build a more inclusive San Francisco, one conversation (and one slice) at a time.

​Cosponsors: SF YIMBY, GrowSF, SPUR, Westside Family Democratic Club

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ENDC - 7 Year Anniversary Party
May
15

ENDC - 7 Year Anniversary Party

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Please join the San Francisco Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (ENDC) as we celebrate our 7-year anniversary!

We will gather at the captivating Lion's Den in vibrant Chinatown for an evening of connecting with friends & neighbors, looking back on our achievements, and springing forward into the future.

Sip cocktails, wine and beer while savoring delicious locally-catered appetizers. We are honored to have remarks from special guests including City Attorney David Chiu, District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter, Board of Education President Phil Kim, San Francisco Democratic Party Chair Nancy Tung, and others To Be Announced.

Each ticket includes one well drink, beer, or wine; tasty locally-catered appetizers; a one-year ENDC membership or renewal; and a chance to win tickets to an upcoming GIANTS game!

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with the ENDC community and friends and enjoy a quintessential San Francisco venue. We hope to see you there!

Sponsorship opportunities available!

Getting there
MUNI Lines: 30, 45, 1, 8, T-line (Central Subway)
Parking recommendation - Portsmouth Square Parking Garage

WHEN

May 08, 2025 at 6:00pm - 8pm

WHERE

Lion’s Den Lounge and Bar
57 Wentworth Pl
San Francisco, CA 94108
United States
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Tech, Politics, and the Future: A Night with Noah Smith
Apr
23

Tech, Politics, and the Future: A Night with Noah Smith

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​Join us for an engaging night of conversation with writer and economist Noah Smith, the brilliant mind behind the Substack Noahpinion. Noah will dive into the intersection of economics, technology, and politics, with a special focus on the challenges and opportunities facing San Francisco. Get his take on the city's evolving tech scene, local policy debates, and how global trends are reshaping our communities. Whether you're passionate about the future of Silicon Valley or curious about the economic forces shaping politics today, this event offers fresh perspectives and plenty of food for thought.

​Presented by the Westside Family Democratic Club and Enrich (joinenrich.com)

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Fénix Welcome Mixer!
Apr
21

Fénix Welcome Mixer!

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​Join us at Barebottle Brewing Company for our welcome mixer celebrating the newly formed Feníx Democratic Club of San Francisco! This event is an opportunity to connect with fellow community members and learn more about the club's mission to represent our vibrant community in San Francisco's political landscape.

​Enjoy craft beers and lively conversation as we build a stronger, more inclusive Democratic presence in the city. San Pancho's Food Truck will also be on scene for those who would like to purchase food! All are welcome to attend and become part of this exciting new chapter in San Francisco's political scene.

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SF Politics 101 with Supervisor Joel Engardio
Apr
17

SF Politics 101 with Supervisor Joel Engardio

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​Ever wonder why San Francisco is the way it is?

​Join us for an entertaining look at the history that shaped San Francisco, while explaining how City Hall and local politics work - presented by Supervisor Joel Engardio.

​Learn about San Francisco’s journey from the Gold Rush to tech backlash — and every twist in between. Teens and tweens welcome!

Please note that there are images of mass suicide (Jim Jones cult) in the history portion of the presentation. 

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San Francisco's Muni Fiscal Cliff: What's Next?
Apr
10

San Francisco's Muni Fiscal Cliff: What's Next?

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A Community Forum on the Future of Muni
San Francisco’s essential Muni transit system is facing a projected $322 million budget deficit by 2026, threatening service levels and the future of public transportation in the city. While ridership is recovering, Muni continues to face financial challenges as traditional revenue sources shift and costs rise. City leaders are exploring new funding strategies, including fare adjustments, toll increases, and regional measures—but will it be enough?

Join the San Francisco Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club for an in-depth discussion on Muni’s fiscal crisis, the challenges ahead, and what solutions are on the table.

Moderated by Mike Chen, Board Director, SFMTA

Panelists:
Supervisor Rafael Mandelman – President, SF Board of Supervisors; District 8 Supervisor; Muni Funding Working Group
Supervisor Myrna Melgar – District 7 Supervisor; Board Chair, SF County Transportation Authority (SFCTA)
Tim Omi - SF Council of District Merchants Associations
Dylan Fabris – Community & Policy Manager, SF Transit Riders; Muni Now, Muni Forever
Joel Ramos – Local Government Affairs Manager, SFMTA

The event kicks off with “Muni Funding 101”—a brief overview of how we got here, from shifting revenue sources to pandemic-era challenges and long-term structural issues. This will be followed by a moderated panel discussion and audience Q&A.

Date & Time: Thursday, April 10th–Doors open at 5:30,
Program from 6:00 to 7:30

WHEN

April 10, 2025 at 6:00pm - 7:30pm

WHERE

San Francisco Main Library, Koret Auditorium
100 Larkin St
San Francisco, CA 94102
United States
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Brownie Mary Democratic Club - April 9th meeting
Apr
9

Brownie Mary Democratic Club - April 9th meeting

Join medical cannabis patients, adult consumers of cannabis and their allies for the monthly meeting: Wednesday, April 9th at 6 pm at Meadow, located at 60 13th Street—enter on Isis Street. Anyone 21 or older is welcome to attend. We will discuss local, state and Federal issues of importance to the club, including AB 564. If enacted, it will keep the excise tax on cannabis at 15%. We will also discuss SF Space Walk, the upcoming series of cannabis events throughout the Bay Area. Follow us on Instagram: @bmsf415

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April 2025 Meeting - Homelessness Discussion
Apr
9

April 2025 Meeting - Homelessness Discussion

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Homelessness is an issue that is near and dear to us--we all want to decrease the suffering in our city with effective solutions that reflect our compassion as well as our commitment to real progress. That's why we are thrilled to have two experts on this topic: Kunal Modi from the Lurie Administration and our own Rafael Mandelman, President of the Board of Supervisors. We look forward to a great discussion! NOTE: This is a qualifying member event.

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Q&A with SFUSD Board of Education Commissioners
Apr
9

Q&A with SFUSD Board of Education Commissioners

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​Join the Westside Family Democratic Club for an evening of conversation and community engagement with your SFUSD Board of Education Commisioners Parag Gupta and Supryia Ray. This event features a moderated Q&A led by WFDC’s own Patrick Wolff. Bring your questions and connect with other civically engaged Westside families!

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Transit in Trouble: No Fooling!
Apr
1

Transit in Trouble: No Fooling!

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A great city must have great public transit. But San Francisco, despite calling itself a “transit first” city, finds its public transit in a sort of budgetary doom loop: service cuts which mean decreased ridership which means less money which means more cuts… Solutions have been proposed at the city, regional, and state levels (new federal money is of course off the table for now). To hear all about it, ask your questions and add your 2¢, please join our guests:

  • Edward Wright, BART Director District 9; former Transit Strategy & Communications advisor for the SFMTA 

  • Dylan Fabris, SF Transit Riders Communications & Policy Director

Potrero Hill Democratic Club monthly meeting Tuesday April 1st @ 7pm. Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, 953 De Haro St @ Southern Heights

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WFDC March Quarterly Member Meeting
Mar
18

WFDC March Quarterly Member Meeting

​Join us for our quarterly member meeting! Pizza and your first drink will be provided by WFDC

​Agenda

  • ​Learn about Westside Rezoning with Rachael Tanner

  • ​Updates on SFUSD from BOE Member Parag Gupta

  • ​WFDC Board Elections and Candidate Introductions

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Noe Valley Democratic Club - March 2025 Member Meeting - Social!
Mar
12

Noe Valley Democratic Club - March 2025 Member Meeting - Social!

On March 12th we will host our monthly Member Meeting as a social at Valley Tavern. We will share announcements around upcoming events, including finalizing and voting on the bylaws, as well as discussing potential future meeting topics, and local, state, and national politics. Open to members only but please bring friends who want to join our club! NOTE: This is a qualifying member event.

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Alice Presents: The Fight to Resist Autocracy and the Assault on the LGBTQ+ Community
Mar
10

Alice Presents: The Fight to Resist Autocracy and the Assault on the LGBTQ+ Community

Join the Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club as we host a panel of experts to discuss their fight to protect the LGBTQ+ community from the many assaults being waged by the Trump administration and discuss how each of us can stand up to autocracy. The panelists for the evening will include:


1) Imani Rupert-Gordon, President, National Center for Lesbian Rights

2) Megan Noor, Transgender Law Center

3) Dr. Tyler Termeer, CEO, SF AIDS Foundation


The program will be moderated by Alice's own Susan Belinda Christian. 

Location: The Academy SF, 2166 Market St., San Francisco, CA 

Date & Time: Monday, March 10, 2025

Panel begins at: 6:00 pm

Social hour begins at: 7:15 pm

Additionally: The Academy SF is an LGBTQ+ owned and operated business! We encourage members to: show up early to grab a seat and a drink (alcoholic or spirit-free) and stay after to discuss ways to we can work together to fight autocracy with the panelists and other Alice members. 


If you have any questions, please email: info@alicebtoklas.com

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Politics At The Playground with SF City Attorney David Chiu
Mar
8

Politics At The Playground with SF City Attorney David Chiu

​Join the Westside Family Democratic Club for coffee and donuts as we host Politics at the Playground with San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu.

​From 10am to 10:30, hear from David about how the City Attorney’s office is confronting the legal and policy challenges posed by the Trump administration, and how San Francisco is staying resilient.

​Stick around afterwards for more coffee and conversation with our club members. As always, children welcome!

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Defying anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy
Mar
4

Defying anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy

Panel discussion: The state of immigration today – impacts, risks, and actions we can take. Cruel, outrageous policies and directives – targeting immigrants, their families, and others – affect all of us. Sharing their perspectives on the situation:

  • Kim Tavaglione, Executive Director, San Francisco Labor Council

  • Sarah Souza, activist & DACA recipient

  • Father Gregory Houck, pastor, St Teresa’s church

  • Sister Lucia Lodolo, pastoral associate, St Teresa’s church

Educator & PHDC bpard member Sara O’Neill will moderate.

City Attorney David Chiu will open the program with a few words about what he’s been up to regarding this issue.

Also, officer elections will be held at this meeting.

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Black History Month Fireside Chat - ENDC
Feb
20

Black History Month Fireside Chat - ENDC

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“Don’t ever make decisions based on fear. Make decisions based on hope and possibility.” Michelle Obama

Please join ENDC as we Celebrate Black History Month with a Happy Hour and "Fireside Chat" with Ernest Jones (EJ), Director of Community Affairs, City & County of San Francisco, and Sophie Maxwell, former D10 Supervisor and SFPUC Commissioner, moderated by Meaghan Mitchell, ENDC Board Member and Partnership Manager at the SF Standard.

We are so fortunate to have Sophie and Ernest join us to hear why Black History Month is more than just a one-month celebration! Listen to this compelling conversation and bring with you a question or two.

When: Thursday, February 20th, from 6-8 PM

Where: 1945 Restaurant Bar and Lounge (5 Leland Avenue, SF).

Enjoy light appetizers, a no-host bar, and a surprise guest or two...

The location is easily accessible from the Sunnydale stop on the "T" line in the Visitacion Valley neighborhood.

All are welcome!

WHEN

February 20, 2025 at 6:00pm - 8pm

WHERE

1945 Restaurant Bar and Lounge
5 Leland Ave
San Franciscoo, CA 94134
United States
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