Community Living Campaign

Community Living Campaign This page is the online community for seniors and people with disabilities in San Francisco. We share opportunities to connect and to contribute.

🎨 Art, Activism & the Chicano Movement ✊🖼️Step into the powerful world of art and social justice with Art Viewing Advent...
06/07/2026

🎨 Art, Activism & the Chicano Movement ✊🖼️

Step into the powerful world of art and social justice with Art Viewing Adventures: Rebels With La Causa at the Crocker Art Museum. This engaging virtual discussion explores how Chicano artists used visual culture to support labor rights, community empowerment, and the civil rights movement — and how their work continues to shape art and culture today.

Whether you love art, history, or meaningful conversation, this is a unique opportunity to connect with others and dive deeper into an inspiring exhibition.

🗓 June 8
⏰ 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
💻 Virtual

Learn more here:
https://sfcommunityliving.org/event/ava-lacausa/

Following in the Footsteps of HeroesWhat happens when a group of Bay Area seniors travels to the heart of the Civil Righ...
06/06/2026

Following in the Footsteps of Heroes

What happens when a group of Bay Area seniors travels to the heart of the Civil Rights Movement? In this powerful new San Francisco Senior Beat column, Bill Snyder reflects on a journey through Atlanta, Selma, Montgomery, and Birmingham, where he visited historic landmarks, met movement veterans, and confronted the painful legacy of racial violence and segregation.

From the Edmund Pettus Bridge to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, Snyder's story is a reminder that history is not just something we remember—it can inspire us to act. Read how one trip left him asking an important question: What more can each of us do?

Read the full story: https://sfseniorbeat.com/2026/06/04/following-in-the-footsteps-of-heroes-my-visit-to-the-cradles-of-civil-rights/

💪 Stay Strong, Balanced & Always Active! 🏋️‍♀️✨Looking for a fun way to stay moving and healthy from home? Join the virt...
06/05/2026

💪 Stay Strong, Balanced & Always Active! 🏋️‍♀️✨

Looking for a fun way to stay moving and healthy from home? Join the virtual Always Active Senior Exercise class — a moderate-intensity workout designed especially for older adults!

This energizing class includes aerobics, balance, flexibility, and strength exercises using hand weights and resistance bands. Led by favorite Always Active instructors, it’s a great way to support your health, mobility, and wellbeing while connecting with the community online.

🗓 June 4
⏰ 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
💻 Virtual on Zoom

To join the class, contact Esther Wu at (415) 550-2265 or [email protected] for the Zoom link and instructions.

Learn more here:
https://sfcommunityliving.org/event/aa-exercise-pm/2026-06-04/

Making new, meaningful friendships is not only possible as an older adult—it can be one of life's most rewarding experie...
06/05/2026

Making new, meaningful friendships is not only possible as an older adult—it can be one of life's most rewarding experiences. Whether through classes, community activities, volunteering, or shared interests, new connections often grow into lasting friendships.

These two ladies share a birthday month and decided to take each other to an afternoon movie. Doesn't that sound like a great idea?

Emergency Preparedness is always on our minds, but one Community Connector participant took it a step further by creatin...
06/05/2026

Emergency Preparedness is always on our minds, but one Community Connector participant took it a step further by creating an educational workshop for neighbors and community members.

The workshop, “What to Do If the Tap Runs Dry: The Scoop on Poop,” provides practical information about preparing for water outages and other emergencies. Designed to help residents understand how to manage sanitation, hygiene, and daily needs when water service is disrupted, the program encourages people to think ahead and be ready before a crisis occurs.
By sharing her knowledge and initiative, she is helping build a more informed, resilient, and prepared community.

Glenda Hope was recently honored by University of Redlands School of Theology. Glenda is the founder of the CLC Communit...
06/04/2026

Glenda Hope was recently honored by University of Redlands School of Theology.

Glenda is the founder of the CLC Community Connector program and recipient of our 2025 Norma Staten Community Service Award for lifetime community achievement, was recently recognized by University of Redlands School of Theology with an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters, and commencement guest speaker!

As stated in their program:
"Your (Glenda) pivotal work in social justice and women’s rights, and throughout the national Civil Rights movement reflect the very best in peace building, reconciliation and interfaith dialogue…a testament to your extraordinary experience.

Your lifetime of service is deeply inspirational and has had a significant impact on the people and community you serve. These are the values we endeavor to teach at our school.

We need more Glenda's!

🎤 Poetry, Music & Community at Gen Blend! 🍲✨Looking for an inspiring evening of creativity, storytelling, and connection...
06/04/2026

🎤 Poetry, Music & Community at Gen Blend! 🍲✨

Looking for an inspiring evening of creativity, storytelling, and connection? Join Gen Blend Open Mic at Ruth’s Table — a joyful intergenerational gathering featuring poetry, personal stories, music, reflections, and more!

Presented in partnership with Community Living Campaign, Decentered Arts, Litquake’s Elder Project, and Golden Sardine, this vibrant monthly event features guest writers and artists, plus open mic opportunities for community members during the final half-hour. Want to share? Sign-ups are first-come, first-served for pieces under 3 minutes!

And don’t forget — it’s also a community potluck! Bring something tasty to share and enjoy food, conversation, and creativity together.

🗓 June 4
⏰ 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 Ruth’s Table, 3160 21st Street, San Francisco

Learn more here:
https://sfcommunityliving.org/event/gen-blend/2026-06-04/


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✍️ Find Your Voice with Litquake’s Elder Writing Project! 📚Got stories to tell, poems to write, or memories waiting to b...
06/03/2026

✍️ Find Your Voice with Litquake’s Elder Writing Project! 📚

Got stories to tell, poems to write, or memories waiting to be shared? Join the Litquake Elder Writing Project with Community Living Campaign and discover your writing flow in a welcoming, supportive virtual space.

Led by talented teaching artists including Antony Fangary, Tureeda Mikell, Tam Putnam, and Denise Sullivan, this inspiring workshop helps participants tap into creativity, strengthen their craft, and connect with fellow writers. Plus, the final 15 minutes are dedicated to social time and community connection!

🗓 June 3
⏰ 6:00 PM – 7:45 PM
💻 Virtual on Zoom

Learn more and register here:
https://sfcommunityliving.org/event/litquake-project/2026-06-03/

No Mass Layoffs. But Seniors and People with Disabilities Are Still Paying the Price.Mayor Daniel Lurie’s proposed budge...
06/02/2026

No Mass Layoffs. But Seniors and People with Disabilities Are Still Paying the Price.

Mayor Daniel Lurie’s proposed budget may have avoided the large-scale layoffs many feared, but it still includes $8.9 million in cuts to programs serving seniors and people with disabilities — including cuts to technology access, employment assistance, legal services, geriatric mental health programs, and other vital supports that help people remain independent, connected, and housed.

The fight is far from over.

On Monday, June 15, members of the Dignity Fund Coalition, older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and advocates will gather at San Francisco City Hall for the Senior & Disability Day of Action. Community members will share firsthand stories about what these cuts would mean for their lives and call on city leaders to restore funding before the budget is finalized.

A budget is a statement of values. Join us and tell City Hall: Restore the cuts. Protect our communities. Fund San Francisco’s values.

📧 Master Gmail in Just Three Weeks! 💻Want to feel more confident using Gmail? Join Community Living Campaign’s free virt...
06/02/2026

📧 Master Gmail in Just Three Weeks! 💻

Want to feel more confident using Gmail? Join Community Living Campaign’s free virtual series, “Gmail Basics in Three Lessons,” and learn how to navigate Gmail, organize messages, attach files, customize settings, search emails, and spot phishing scams.

This beginner-friendly class is perfect for older adults and anyone looking to build everyday tech skills in a welcoming environment. Please come with an existing Gmail account and your passwords ready. Need help setting one up first? CLC Tech Support can help!

🗓 Starts June 2
⏰ 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
🌐 Virtual

Learn more and register here:
https://sfcommunityliving.org/event/gmail/2026-06-02/


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