Did you know?

– At least 23 percent of San Franciscans live in poverty. (Public Policy Institute of California and Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality)
– San Francisco has the fastest growing rate of income inequality in the nation. Those in the top 5 percent make more than 16 times what we in the bottom 20 percent make. (Bookings Institute study)
– The African American population in San Francisco has decreased below 6 percent.

“City programs did not show that individuals receiving services were eventually placed into jobs leading to economic self-sufficiency.” - Budget and Legislative Analyst's 2007 Management Audit

“…the City continues to lack citywide policy and oversight its workforce development system.” - Budget and Legislative Analyst's 2013 Policy Analysis Report

Join us for a rally on Tuesday, July 29th @ 12 noon
At the Steps of City Hall, Civic Center side
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Pl., San Francisco