A San Francisco Bay Area Progressive Directory Saturday 9 Jul ...

iding. Web: http://sfurbanriders.org/wordpress/ [30 Nov 2009]
SFHomeless Yahoo Group Formed by an anonymous group of shelter residents who
wanted to blow the whistle on some fifteen years of hidden abuse, neglect, criminalization and
premature death of people, residents in need, who are our elderly, disabled, veterans,
homeless, sick who would have died and gotten sicker had we not spoke up, as one united
voice, in San Francisco. Web: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sfhomeless [18 Jan 2010]
SFLan An experimental community wireless project in San Francisco. The goal is to build a
network with LAN characteristics (openness, ownership, speed, price) on a metropolitan scale.
In many ways this is a return to the way the Internet used to be: You own your equipment, I
own my equipment, and we connect to each other. Hence, we do not have to ask a large
corporation for what we can do with our network. Web: http://www.sflan.org
http://www.archive.org/web/sflan.php [10 Nov 2007]
Shanti Project Provides support services for people with HIV/AIDS and breast cancer,
including health counseling, peer support, in-home volunteers, recreational activities, and
information and referrals. Services are provided in both English and Spanish. Address: 730
Polk Street, San Francisco CA 94109 Voice: (415) 674-4700 Fax: (415) 674-0373
Web: http://www.shanti.org [22 Feb 2009]
SHARANYA (The Maa Batakali Cultural Mission, Inc.) A nonprofit religious
corporation and church. Dedicated to the work of bridging the worlds of east and west through
worship and engagement of spirit in the matters of today's world. Bringing together the tenets
of The Craft and Shakta Tantra, SHARANYA is a unique organization functioning for healing
transformation of the individual and the betterment of the planet. Address: 2063 42nd
Avenue, San Francisco CA 94116 Voice: (415) 505-6840 Fax: (415) 723-7299
Email: info@sharanya.org Web: http://www.maabatakali.org [14 Apr 2009]
SHARE Foundation: Building a New El Salvador Today Supports the empowerment
of historically impoverished and marginalized communities, as they strive to meet both their
most immediate needs and construct long-term sustainable solutions to the problems of
poverty, underdevelopment and social injustice. The communities that we work with in El
Salvador are changing the structures that keep people poor through an integrated effort that
is reactivating sustainable local economies, creating viable rural policies that aid subsistence
farmers, and financing projects that provide for the empowerment of women, development of
leadership and community organizing. Email: sharesf@share-elsalvador.org
Web: http://www.share-elsalvador.org [27 Sep 2009]
Share the Trail Bicycle Trails Council of Marin and Access4Bikes have launched a
campaign to promote programs that encourage mountain bikers, equestrians and hikers to
Share the Trail. With the increasing popularity of mountain biking, it is necessary to remind
Marin County residents and visitors that it is imperative for all of us to be responsible trail
users. Web: http://www.sharethetrail.org [12 Dec 2007]
Shareable A nonprofit online magazine that tells the story of sharing. We cover the people,
places, and projects bringing a shareable world to life. And we share how-tos so you can make
a shareable world real in your life. In a shareable world, solutions like clothing swaps,
childcare coops, potlucks, carsharing, community gardens, and cohousing can make your life
more fun, green, and affordable. When we share, not only is a better life possible, but so is a
better world. The remarkable successes of Zipcar, Wikipedia, Kiva, open source software,
Freecycle, and Creative Commons show this. They tell a hopeful story about human nature
and our future, one we don't hear enough in the mainstream media.
Web: http://www.shareable.net/ http://www.shareable.net/share-san-francisco
[12 Sep 2010]
Shared Living Resource Center, Inc. Promotes and educates about Shared
Living/Cluster/Cohousing Communities that are affordable, socially supportive, and
ecologically sustainable. SLRC Published the book 'Rebuilding Community in America -