Students

Share your financial wizardry with young middle school students. Become a Financial Fellow and teach financial literacy education in a year-round program across the city.

Founded by incarcerated men at San Quentin as a healing and violence prevention program. You'll work on media campaigns, policy initiatives, youth agency programs, and reentry workshops.

Work toward a future of economic and racial equity. Advocate for transit justice, food justice, the transformation of food deserts, and economic mobility of Tenderloin residents.

Work with a grassroots organization achieving justice for low-income San Francisco and Oakland residents. You'll learn to build community through advocating for tenant and immigrant rights.

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Organize unhoused individuals and front line service providers to create solutions to houselessness. You'll work on campaigns to house San Franciscans, and halt arrests and confiscation of property.

Fight and advocate for tenant rights and threats of displacement. Organize, coordinate, and build power among tenants to mobilize against housing injustice and insecurity.

Kultivate Labs is a project within SOMCAN, connecting you to residents, artists, and movement builders to preserve culture, reclaim land, and build economic mobility for low-income communities of color.

Create solutions for environmental and economic inequities in low-income Latinx immigrants. You'll strengthen community through organizing efforts and civic engagement activities.

Join an alliance building the political power of poor, working-class, and communities of color. You'll register, educate, and mobilize others to enact initiatives that lift oppressed communities.

Build up the power of working-class, immigrant youth, and families in South-of-Market and Excelsior. You'll serve residents, by organizing, campaigning, and furthering community-led initiatives.

Nurture children to learn through play. Bring cultural humility and a playful childhood understanding to afterschool tutoring and mentoring.

Join forces with the Tenderloin Boys & Girls Club to build connections, help with tutoring, and offer mentorship with local youth.

Help advance the future of Mission youth with the Mission Boys & Girls Clubhouse. Contribute your knowledge and skills to work for educational equality and youth empowerment.

Stand for a future where everyone, including youth, is free from the cycles of violence and incarceration. United Playaz is committed to this goal with its numerous programs, like case management, after-school programs, and in-school violence prevention.