San Francisco Women's Political Committee
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with little recognition…until now. Juneteenth celebrates the freedom and achievements of Black Americans and serves as an opportunity to cultivate knowledge and appreciation of Black American history & culture. On this day, June 19, 1865, enslaved Africans in Galveston, Texas were read the Emancipation Proclamation by Union soldiers, 2 months after the end of the …
The Board of San Francisco Women’s Political Committee stands with those who are protesting here at home and across the nation. We affirm that #BlackLivesMatter and raise our voices in support of the demonstrations in response to the murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and so many others, as well as the institutionalized …
The San Francisco Women\’s Political Committee\’s Political Action Committee (PAC) recommendations for the November 2018 elections are as follows: Governor Gavin Newsom Attorney General Xavier Becerra District 2 Supervisor Dual Recommendation – Schuyler Hudak and Catherine Stefani District 4 Supervisor * Gordon Mar District 6 Supervisor ** #1 Matt Haney #2 Christine Johnson District 8 …
SFWPC is proud to announce our official endorsed candidates and measures for the June 2018 Primary Election! Thank you to all of the candidates, campaign representatives and members who were involved in this process. Mayor London Breed District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman State Assembly, District 17 David Chiu State Assembly, District 19 Phil Ting San …
The San Francisco Women\’s Political Committee\’s Political Action Committee (PAC) recommendations for the June 2018 elections are as follows: Mayor* #1 London Breed #2 Jane Kim #3 Mark Leno District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman State Assembly, District 17 David Chiu State Assembly, District 19 Phil Ting San Francisco Superior Court Judge, Seat 4 Andrew Cheng …
To: San Francisco Board of Supervisors From: San Francisco Women\’s Political Committee Board of Directors Date: January 23, 2018 SFWPC Support for Female Interim Mayor 2017 was a momentous year for women in San Francisco and across the country. In the women’s community, we witnessed tremendous victories in the historic Women’s March, the #MeToo movement …
The surprise outcome of the U.S. election has driven advocates to refocus their 2017 agendas and strategize how to defend against the expected onslaught of attacks on reproductive rights. Recently, SFWPC co-hosted a panel of healthcare and legal experts from Planned Parenthood, ACLU, and Women\’s Health Specialists to discuss the anticipated challenges from national and …
A message from the Board: This past weekend, our Political Action Committee met with candidates on the June ballot. Below are our recommendations to you, our general membership, and we invite you to cast your vote at our event this Thursday. But before you review our recommendations below, we want to call your attention to …
Stand up with Planned Parenthood for a woman’s right to access reproductive healthcare without harassment or intimidation at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors hearing on Thursday, October 23 at 1:00pm. RSVP today. As you know, patients who approach our health center on Valencia Street in the Mission must regularly face protesters who shout insults, take …
The San Francisco Women’s Political Committee is concerned about the effort to block the reappointment of Angela Chan to a second term on the Police Commission. We urge you to read our letter of support below and contact your supervisor to support Angela. Dear Members of the Board of Supervisors, On behalf of the San …
