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San Francisco
• District 9 •
Community Calendar
April -June 2022
To submit an event for the D9 newsletter/calendar, contact: jennifer.ferrigno@sfgov.org
SF BIKE & ROLL TO
SCHOOL WEEK
April 18-22 | At participating schools
Organized by the SF Bicycle Coalition, as part
of the SF Safe Routes to School Partnership,
this is the city's biggest annual celebration of
students getting to school under their own
power! Biking, scooting, skating, wheelchairs,
and even walking are all part of the action.
For more info: sfbike.org/bikeandrollsf
16th STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
PRE-CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY
MEETING (virtual)
April 20 (6:30 pm)
As construction approaches for the 16th St. Improvement Project,
we wanted to remind you about the upcoming virtual Pre-
Construction Community Meeting. The goal of this meeting is to
let the public know what to expect during construction, and how to
be in touch with project staff for any issues that may come up.
For more info and meeting link:
SFMTA.com/16thPreConstructionMeeting
DISCOVERY DAY AT
ORACLE PARK
April 24 (11 am - 4 pm) | Oracle Park
Experience hundreds of dynamic
demonstrations, engaging experiments, and
geeky games led by scientists and engineers.
Part of the Bay Area Science Festival,
organized by UCSF.
For more info: bayareasciencefestival.org
EVENT FOR MISSION PET FOOD
PANTRY!
April 30 (2 pm - 4 pm) | Mission Food Hub on Alabama Street
between 19th and 20th Streets,
Come out for a pint with your pet to celebrate and support the
Mission pet food pantry! Mission Food Hub and San Francisco Dog
Owners Group (SFDOG) has been operating and funding a pet food
pantry since the beginning of the pandemic, helping families in the
Mission who need a hand feeding their pets. This program is
essential and needs our support.
For more info: sfdog.org/blog/2022/4/5/pups-amp-pints-palooza
MISSION CLEAN UP DAYS
May 1 | Refuse Refuse San Francisco
For more information go to:
&
refuserefusesf.org
May 7 | Calle 24
Calle Limpia, Corazón
Contento (CLCC)
kickoff event. Volunteer
signs up here
MAY DAY! | ¡1º DE MAYO!
International Workers Day | Día internacional del trabajador
Join the march and rally to commemorate
International Workers Day, this year paying special
homage to immigrant essential workers.
March begins at 12pm starting at 24th Street &
Mission, ending at 16th and Capp Street.
Bilingual rally at 1 pm at 16th and Capp Street.
Photo Credit: Eino Sierpe (Flickr)
APA HERITAGE
MONTH AWARDS
May 5 | Herbst Theater w reception to
follow at City Hall
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage
Month! This year's theme: Forging
Community Bonds
For information on this event and to
RSVP, go to: apasf.org
Graphic Design: Alfonso Martin, Artwork: ©2018 Jan Sochor – Muxes (Juchitan de Zaragoza,Mexico).
44th ANNUAL CARNAVAL
May 28 & 29 (Festival) | May 29 (Parade)
This year's theme, Colores de Amor: Inclusivity, Family & Community!
For more information go to: carnavalsanfrancisco.org
SAINT KEVIN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
CENTENNIAL
June 5 (1 pm) | 704 Cortland Ave.
St. Kevin's Catholic Church in Bernal Heights is celebrating
its 100th Year. Join the kick off event on June 5th!
For more information go to: stkevinsf.org
SAN FRANCISCO LGBTQ+ PRIDE
2022
June 28 & 29 June | Sunday June 29 (Parade)
SF PRIDE's 52nd YEAR! Two-day celebration at San
Francisco's Civic Center, and march down Market Street
for Sunday's Parade.
For more information go to: sfpride.org
San Francisco
• District 9 •
Announcements
To submit an announcement for the D9 newsletter/calendar, contact: jennifer.ferrigno@sfgov.org
STREET REPAIR IN BERNAL
HEIGHTS
April through November 2022
San Francisco Public Works has partnered with the
SFPUC to complete infrastructure improvements in
Bernal Heights including sewer, curb ramps, street
base repairs, repaving, and also reconstruction of
concrete streets. We anticipate work will begin at the
first location, Lundy Street, in early April. Completion of
work at the last location is anticipated in November
2023. For a full list of locations and contacts go to:
sfpublicworks.org/vl52
LEGAL ASSISTANCE FOR RENTERS & TENANCY ADVOCACY
The Bar Association of San Francisco/Justice & Diversity Center
Are you struggling with a rental dispute? Need your landlord to make repairs? Need help
applying for Covid-related rental assistance? The Tenancy Advocacy Project's (TAP) lawyers
can help with those issues, as well as subsidy terminations, disability accommodations, income
recertification, and other disputes with landlords or property managers. If you rent your home in
San Francisco, you may be eligible for TAP's help.
To contact us, please email us at tap@sfbar.org, or call (415) 989-1616. Please mention the Tenant
Advocacy Project in your message, and make sure to include your name, phone number, best
times to reach you, and a brief description of the tenancy-related issue(s) you are dealing with.
TAP does not assist with eviction lawsuits. If your landlord has filed an eviction lawsuit against you,
please contact the Eviction Defense Collaborative: evictiondefense.org.
BAY AREA MINORITY LAW Apply by May 27
SCHOLARSHIP 2022
Do you know someone interested in going to law
school who could use financial assistance? The Bar
Association of San Francisco and the Justice &
Diversity Center are excited to announce that the
2022 Bay Area Minority Law Student Scholarship
applications are now open. In 21 years, the
program has awarded more than $2 million to 110
students with scholarships that are generally
$10,000 per year. Applications are due by May 27.
For more information or to start an application, go
to: sfbar.org/jdc/diversity/scholarship-program/
SF Office of Small
Business
has announced
two new grant
programs
to help San Francisco
small businesses get
resources for their
storefronts.
SF SHINES DESIGN SERVICES
GRANT
Now on rolling basis until funds are exhausted.
SF Shines is San Francisco’s storefront improvement grant
program for small businesses and nonprofits. Design Services
grants aim to assist businesses in getting permit drawings for
improvements to storefronts to help with compliance, safety,
and business operations. Grantees will get access to a
licensed architect who can ensure a project complies with
applicable local, state, and federal laws and codes.
Go to: sf.gov/sf-shines or email: sfshines@sfgov.org
ADA INSPECTION GRANTS
Apply anytime through June 30, 2022
This grant will pay for an inspection of your storefront from a Certified Access
Specialist, licensed architect, or licensed engineer and help small businesses
required by landlords to comply with accessibility projects. Businesses can
receive:
Up to $1,000 for inspections of the front entrance only
Up to $3,000 for full inspection of place of business
Go to: sf.gov/apply-small-business-grant-help-you-understand-and-plan-
accessibility-improvements or email: sfosb@sfgov.org
There are now more ways to get help from
the Office of Small Business
In person help with your permitting needs: A 2nd Office of Small Business location is now
open at the Permit Center, 49 South Van Ness. Get directions here
Monday-Friday, 9:00am-noon and 1:00pm-5:00pm
In person help with non-permit questions San Francisco City Hall, Room 140 Get directions
here
Monday-Friday, 9:00am-noon and 1:00pm-5:00pm
Call, email, or request a Zoom meeting: (415) 554-6134 or sfosb@sfgov.org
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