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Community Organizing

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The Tenderloin Deserves to Be Heard

We believe that it is essential to feel valued and welcomed in your home, neighborhood, and city, but our current systems create enormous barriers to community voices being heard. Our organizing and policy work invests in local leadership, and provides direct resources to community groups—collectively championing for the Tenderloin and beyond.

our organizing work

voices of the tenderloin

From food security to public safety, our Community Organizing team works with the community to make change on issues directly impacting the neighborhood.

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community partnerships

We enhance our impact by working together and with others. We create partnerships, solicit and respond to input, and share our knowledge.

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leadership development

Our programs are designed to support the grassroots leadership of local residents by providing them a space for personal development, and tools for political analysis, and critical thinking. 

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action campaigns

Championing the voice of the Tenderloin community and beyond by investing in local leadership.

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Our Work in Community Organizing

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Leadership Academies
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Community Groups
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Food Justice
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Advocacy & Policy Work
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join our community organizing efforts

Connect with community leaders, participate in educational classes and advocacy efforts that support affordable housing and economic equity.

Community Organizing Office
Monday-Friday | 9:30 am - 6 pm | 210 Golden Gate Avenue