Home ›

Recent SEC Newsletter Items by topic

You can search the Bay Area Equity Resource Guide by "Interest Area" by selecting one or all the items in the left column. Select the type of newsletter article from the list on the right, then hit "submit". The default search is for all interest areas. To narrow the search results you can for example select "Environmental Justice" on the left and "Job Announcements" on the right. The result will be all the posted job announcements at environmental justice organizations featured in the SEC newsletter. As a bonus you can also search for items in the new REDI newsletter which focuses on Richmond, California by selecting "REDI News" from the right column.

Brightline Defense Fundraiser - Saluting Local Hiring Heroes

Putting Local Hire to Work
A Brightline Fundraiser
 
Honoring Local Hiring Heroes: Supervisor John Avalos, Laborers Union Local 261, CityBuild, Chinese for Affirmative Action, ABU, the Southeast Jobs Coalition, the Progressive Workers Alliance, and the Osiris Coalition.

Details:
Thursday, September 29, 2011
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Sloane Lounge
1525 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103

Putting Local Hire to Work Host Committee:

Related items:

Administrative Associate - The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN)

Organizational Background
The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN) works to ensure that all Californians have access to quality health care and can live healthy lives. CPEHN’s mission is to improve access to health care and eliminate health disparities by advocating for public policies and sufficient resources to address the health needs of communities of color. To find out more about CPEHN go to www.cpehn.org.
 
Position Summary
CPEHN is looking for a part-time (80%) Administrative Associate based in our Oakland office. The Administrative Associate is responsible for providing administrative support for CPEHN’s program and policy activities.
 
Related items:

Director of Finance & Administration - Public Advocates

Public Advocates Inc. seeks an experienced and dynamic non-profit professional to play an influential leadership role in ensuring that our civil rights law firm and advocacy organization has the exceptional administrative services needed to fulfill our mission. The Director will provide strong finance, human resources, and operations oversight and will have an opportunity to both shape and implement systems and staffing. The person selected will join a respected, growing organization with a $2M annual budget, 20-person staff, and a storied 40-year history of fighting the root causes of poverty and discrimination through tangible legal victories and strengthening the voices of low-income people and people of color.

Related items:

Ella Baker Center Partnering with Solar Mosaic to Provide Solar Power to Community Organizations in Oakland

Ella Baker Center is partnering with Solar Mosaic on a project called Oakland Solar Mosaic that will provide solar power to community organizations in Oakland.

They have received $250,000 from a celebrity donor to help Oakland organizations cut their utility costs by putting solar on their rooftops and we are currently in search of candidates.

Do you know of businesses, non-profits or community centers that would be interested in benefiting from clean energy and lower energy bills? If so, please send their contact information to emily@ellabakercenter.org by this Friday September 9th at 5pm.
Related items:

Upcoming BCLI Event -- Closing the Opportunity Gap: Prioritizing Schools in Planning for Sustainable Communities

The 2011 Fellows of Urban Habitat's Boards and Commissions Leadership Institute Invite You to a Panel and Discussion

Closing the Opportunity Gap: Prioritizing Schools in Planning for Sustainable Communities

Wednesday, September 21, 6pm to 8pm
East Bay Community Foundation
Frank Ogawa Plaza, Oakland
(RSVP to nia@urbanhabitat.org)
Related items:

Tell the Governor to Support Safe Routes to School

From California Pan-Ethnic Health Network

AB 516 (V.M. Perez), which strengthens the "Safe Routes to Schools" initiative, is on the Governor's desk after passing both houses of the legislature. The bill would encourage walking and bicycling by providing much needed funding to low-income communities for safe transportation routes. The resulting increase in physical activity would have positive health impacts, particularly in communities of color.

Send a letter of support to the Governor TODAY!

Sample letter attatched.

The Governor could make a decision on AB 516 at any time, so send your letter TODAY to voice your support.
Related items:

Some of the material featured in the directory does not originate from Urban Habitat, the Bay Area Social Equity Caucus or RP&E and does not necessarily reflect the views of these sponsors nor of the organizations featured.  We provide these resource materials in order to inform and educate readers about the issues and campaigns relevant to social justice organizing. Publication does not imply endorsement or sponsorship of the events, activities or political positions that appear. In accordance with Fair Use guidelines, images and text that are identified as sourced from other media outlets are reproduced for educational and research purposes only.