Find government services in Downtown (Oakland), CA. Listings include Nourish California, California Digital Library, Center For Progressive Action, East Bay Interfaith Immigration Coalition (EBIIC), Public Health Institute, United Democratic Campaign - Oakland, CA.
Nourish California is a group fighting for a future where everyone has the food they need and want. Join us today!
We are a network of faith leaders across the East Bay who are deeply concerned from our faith convictions about the rights and dignity of immigrants
We need your support in 2014! Come to 1721 Broadway. Open everyday! Follow us @OaklandUDC
Like and follow us for all you OPD career information. www.opdjobs.com
Centerforce is a California-based nonprofit organization that strives to improve the lives and strengthen the communities of incarcerated people and their loved ones.
A place for supporters and volunteers in the Bay Area to get together and discuss achieving the enactment of the national agenda Americans voted for on Election Day 2012.
page for the Oakland chapter of Critical Resistance, a national organization dedicated to building a movement to abolish the prison industrial complex.
The Oakland Jobs PAC is a broad-based political action committee that engages Oakland voters and Oakland’s business community to reform city government. We work to create policies...
DVP provides community-driven support for people at the center of violence in Oakland
… we represent a broad coalition of the community, of people who are dedicated to working truly for racial, social, and economic justice.
Official page of Oakland Planning Commissioner Alex Randolph - former SF City College Trustee
The Bay Area is in a housing crisis, and it is regional in scope. East Bay for Everyone is a new community movement fighting for housing for all.
Inspired by the Gospel, the office for life and justice supports Christ-centered social justice, respect life, detention ministry, and restorative justice ministry in parishes and ...
CTD Housing Inc. (non-profit organization) is focused on improving supportive housing. Oakland, CA
We are sorry for any inconvenience you have experienced. We will reopen at a new location in the Spring of 2016.
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