The State of the Resistance

Join us on Tuesday June 4 to hear how local activists are fighting the GOP agenda – even from deep blue San Francisco. Contrary to what the pundits say, the Resistance is alive and well. We are gathering effective local activist groups who turned out millions of volunteers in 2018 to discuss what’s been happening since the midterms and what’s on tap for 2020. Our speakers will also talk about how resistance groups work with the Democratic party and campaigns.

Panelists include:

• Indivisible SF: Lauren Carpenter, Indivisible SF communication team lead

• Swing Left San Francisco: Colleen McCarthy, Regional Field Director for Swing Left Northern California and member of Swing Left San Francisco

• Sister District San Francisco: Pete Kronowitt, District Captain

• San Francisco Democratic Party: Sophie Maxwell, Vice-Chair of Group Strategies

• No on H campaign (2018): Melissa Hernandez, board member ACLU San Francisco

WHEN: Tuesday, June 4, 7:00 pm

WHERE: Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, 953 De Haro St

South Beach District 6 Democratic Club of San Francisco and Potrero Hill Democratic Club would like to thank everyone who participated in our May 7th meeting.
Panelists and organizations:

– John Stokes, Volunteer Co-manager, Friends of Alemany Farm http://www.alemanyfarm.org/ Alemany Farm

– Ashley Wong, Program Coordinator, San Francisco-Marin Food Bank https://www.sfmfoodbank.org/ San Francisco-Marin Food Bank

– Tim Campbell, Food Runners SF http://www.foodrunners.org/ Food Runners SF

– Randy Bowman, Executive Board President, St. Gregory’s Food Pantry https://www.saintgregorys.org/the-food-pantry.html Saint Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church

– Monique LeSarre, Executive Director, Rafiki Coalition http://rafikicoalition.org/ Rafiki Coalition for Health and Wellness