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San Francisco Youth Commission Opportunities
March 12, 2010

 


           San Francisco Youth Commission

                 Events and Opportunities

In This Issue

MUNI Fare Increase

Youth Day at Law School

Budget Briefing

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Online Survey

$10,000 grant

March 4 Education

 

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Dear Friends,

     

       Please take a look at these upcoming events and opportunities.

 


 

MUNI Youth Fast Pass - 300% Increase!

                                       

 

MUNI wants to make Youth Fast Passes $30!

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA)
has proposed raising the price of Youth, Senior, and Disabled
Fast Passes to $30 beginning April 1, 2010. 
 
This represents a 300% increase in the price of a Youth Fast Pass
in a single year (in May of 2009, the Youth Fast Pass
cost $10; as of December 2009, the pass currently costs $15). 
 
 

It's time to fight back! Stop MUNI from balancing the budget on the
backs of youth, seniors, and disabled.


 
Below are opportunities for you to make your voice heard about this
fare increase.

Board of Supervisors Meeting
Tuesday, February 23
4:00PM
City Hall, Rm 278

SFMTA Board of Directors Meeting
Friday, February 26
9:00am 
City Hall, Rm 400
 
http://www.sfmta.com/cms/rbudgjan2010/budgjan10indx2010.htm

*The Youth Commission is working to get a discounted fast pass for
youth who qualify for free or reduced lunch. To learn more about our
proposal come to these meetings or contact Mario Yedidia
(info below)


For more information, contact:
Mario Yedidia
phone   415 554-6254
cell  917 374-9954
e-mail  mario.yedidia@sfgov.org



 



 

Youth Day at Law School at UC Hastings

                                     

Sat. February 20th
9-3pm
198 McAllister St @ Hyde st. (Civic venter Bart station)

  • Free event for youth ages 5-18
  • Attend law school for a day and learn how to get into law school
  • Parents session available in Spanish
  • Free school supplies, breakfast and lunch offered

 

*RSVP before Feb 16th by emailing hastingsoutreach@gmail.com *

 

 



 

Community Budget Briefing


                             

Coleman Advocates' Community Budget Briefing
Wednesday, February 24
9:45-12pm
@ The Bernal Gateway Community Room
3101 Mission Street (at Cesar Chavez)

 

Guest speakers: Board of Supervisor's Budget Chair John Avalos'
Staff and Leo Levenson from the City Controller's Office



 

Huckleberry Youth Programs- Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony


                                            

Please join Huckleberry Youth Programs for a Special
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony


Thursday, February 25th
4:30PM
44 Gough St.


Celebrating the opening and expansion of Huckleberry Community
Assessment  and Referral Center (CARC)



*Light refreshments and tours of the new facility will be provided*


http://www.huckleberryyouth.org/home.html

 

Online Survey for CBOs


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The SF Youth Commission and Coleman Advocates  are asking the community
of children, youth and family service providers to participate in an online
survey, assessing the impacts of budget cuts to the safety net for kids and
families in SF!

Please take 5 minutes of your time to fill out this brief survey, at:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NC5KZSZ.

 



 

$10,000 Grant for Youth-Led Projects

                                     

 

Do you have a brilliant idea, but lack funding and support?

 

 

Youth Funding Youth Ideas (YFYI) funds youth-led projects up

$10,000.

 

Application deadline: April 1st, 2010 at 8:00PM
       
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

YFYI is a youth-led program that seeks to foster young

 San Franciscans with the opportunities to expand on their

leadership goals by funding their project ideas.

We bring the tools and support; you bring the ideas.

 

Application link: www.chalk.org/yfyi

 

 

For information, please contact the

CHALK Office:                                                         

 

965 Mission Street, Suite 520

San Francisco, CA 94103

415-977-6949

415-755-2247 Fax

YFYIinfo@chalk.org

www.chalk.org/yfyi



 

March 4 Education - March 4, 2010

                                                                          
       
Day of Action to Defend Public Education
Thursday, March 4th

Schools will gather at:

     3:00pm- 24th & Mission street and  marches down Mission to 16th St
     3:45pm- 16th & Mission  to join the 4pm UESF rally at the State
     Building
     4:00pm- Rally at State building on Van Ness and MacAllister
     5:00pm-  Mass rally at Civic Center.


http://defendcapubliceducation.wordpress.com

 


 

Sincerely,

 


San Francisco Youth Commission

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