#BastaYa #SF #housing march 2

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Historic march to STOP all Evictions in the Mission! March for affordable housing! March 2 STOP Gentrification in the Mission & SF! March to stop development of luxury condos! Join Our Mission No Eviction & The Plaza 16 Coalition in this historic march for the Mission to demand affordable housing. Join this growing coalition of residents, non-profits,families, small business, artist, musicians, youth, seniors, teachers, Neighborhood Associations, Merchant Associations, activist, LGBT community and more....come march with us on this one year anniversary of Our Mission No Eviction march of October 12, 2013 and to continue the battle for the Mission and affordable housing and to fight against the biggest development the Mission has ever seen that is planned for the 16th St. Plaza. https://www.facebook.com/Plaza16Coalition Adelante and Si Se Puede! Saturday October 4, 2014 March will begin at 24th and York and march on 24th towards Mission then on Mission to 16th St. Plaza. 1:00 PM Gather at BRAVA Theater 24th and York 2:00 PM March begins 3:00 PM Rally and Festival 16 St. Plaza Contact Andy@Plaza16.org for more info or Roberto Hernandez at 415-206-0577 Join the growing list of endorsements of the march and coalition! Get the word out to other organizations to join this historic march and unity of the Mission District and City! Post on here and we will add to the list. Si Se Puede!!! CARECEN, Causa Justa :: Just Cause, Dolores Street Community Services, Casa Sanchez (business), Center for Political Education, Cesar Chavez Parade and Festival Committee, Chile Lindo (business), Clarion Alley Mural Project, Eviction Free San Francisco, Eviction Mapping Project, Historic Liberty Hill Street Neighbors, Housing Rights Committee, Instituto Familiar De La Raza, Idriss Stelley Foundation, LMNOP Neighborhood Association, Latin Zone Productions, Mission Economic Development Agency, Mission Films, Mission Neighborhood Resource Center, Mission Small Business Association, Our Mission NO Eviction, PODER, Progressive Women Rising, Puerto Alegre (business), San Francisco Latino Democratic Club, San Francisco Lowrider Council, Victoria Theater, Redstone Building Labor Temple Association, Shaping San Francisco, Station 40, San Francisco Print Collective, Urban Music Presents, Western Regional Advocacy Project, The Abalone Alliance Clearinghouse, Global Exchange, SEIU Local 1021, District 8 Democrats, Jon Gollinger (No Wall on the Waterfront),Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club, Code Pink SF, senseofplace Lab, Nine Dream, International Indian Treaty Council, Rukus Society, Homies Organizing the Mission to Empower Youth, Alliance for Better District Six, Tenant Association Coalition of San Francisco, Valencia St. Merchants Corridor Association, Central City Democrats, Techies Against Displacement, Calle 24 Arts Consortium: Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, BRAVA! for Women in the Arts, Precita Eyes Muralist, Accion Latina, and Galeria De La Raza, The Carnaval Mural Restoration Committee, Susana y su Orquesta Adelante, Victory Outreach, Calle 24 Latino Cultural District, Teachers Union: UESF-United Educators San Francisco, Latin Business Network and Community, Ingelsia Catolica Angelica Latino American, Madres Unidas por California, Calle 24 Merchants: La Victoria, L's Cafe, El Nuevo Frutilandia, Sunrise Cafe, Praxis, Explorist International, Mission Skates, Modern Times, Alley Cat Books, Luara's Beauty Salon, Dju Jewelry, Mixcoatl. Linda Wilson; Photo Archivist, El Tecolote, Laura Campos Muralist, Linda Beenau; Wonder dog Rescue, Dog Earred Books, Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE), The Chocolate Project, Mission Girls, Barrios Unidos, Teatro Homies, Code Pink Women for Peace, Precita Center, Mission Neighborhood Centers, Prisoners with Children, California Coalition for Women Prisoners....