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

Web: http://www.darwantour.com [15 Nov 2008]
DataCenter A 31-year-old national progressive non-profit that provides strategic
information & research training to communities advocating for dignity, justice & civil rights.
We deliver the tools and power of information and knowledge into the hands of people working
to make a more equitable and sustainable world. We support grassroots groups to bridge the
gap between ideas for solutions and the actual power to engage in the civic process & decision
making that affects their lives in order to make social change. Address: 1904 Franklin
Street, Suite 900, Oakland CA 94612-2912 Voice: (510) 835-4692 Fax: (510) 835-3017
Email: datacenter@datacenter.org Web: http://www.datacenter.org [28 Mar 2009]
David Brower Center One of the Bay Area’s most advanced green buildings, the nonprofit
David Brower Center is an inspiring home for environmental and social action, combining
both offices and program facilities in a 50,000 square-foot space. Conceived as a vibrant
community of like-minded individuals and organizations committed to a just and ecologically
sustainable society, the Brower Center promises to be an invaluable asset for the region and a
landmark for anyone, anywhere committed to the planet and its inhabitants. Address: 2150
Allston Way, Berkeley CA 94704 Voice: (510) 809-0900 Fax: (510) 809-0909
Web: http://www.browercenter.org/ [17 Dec 2009]
David Hanks Photography David Hanks has photographed hundreds of protests in the
Bay Area and around the US. He's done photography for many non-profit organizations,
including extensive work with Oakland's organic food movement. His photographs have been
displayed at the Museum of the African Diaspora (SF) and the ASUC Art Studio (Berkeley).
He's been published in dozens of newspapers, magazines and is featured in the periodicals and
websites of many social justice organizations. His photography is also featured in the books,
"Globalize Liberation" and "Army of None". Voice: (510) 205-2724
Email: photos@davidhanks.org Web: http://www.davidhanks.org/ [06 Jan 2008]
Davis Peace Coalition A coalition of diverse groups and individuals that support peace
and nonviolence. The Davis Peace Coalition seeks foreign and domestic policies guided by a
commitment to peace and justice achieved through nonviolent, democratic means.
Web: http://www.davispeace.org/ [10 Jul 2010]
Deaf Queer Resource Center (DQRC) A national nonprofit resource and information
center for, by and about the Deaf Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual, Intersex
and Questioning communities. This is "the place" to find the most comprehensive and accurate
information about this unique community. Web: http://www.deafqueer.org/ [20 Apr 2008]
Death Penalty Focus Founded in 1988, Death Penalty Focus is one of the largest
nonprofit advocacy organizations in the nation dedicated to the abolition of capital
punishment through public education; grassroots and political organizing; original research;
media outreach; local, state and nationwide coalition building; and the education of religious,
legislative and civic leaders about the death penalty and its alternatives. Address: 870
Market Street, Suite 859, San Francisco CA 94102 Voice: (415) 243-0143 Fax: (415) 243-
0994 Email: information@deathpenalty.org Web: http://www.deathpenalty.org/
[17 Apr 2010]
Death with Dignity National Center (DDNC) Works to legalize an individual's right to
seek physician assistance as a humane and compassionate end to the dying process.
Web: http://www.deathwithdignity.org [17 Feb 2008]
Defend California Public Education California has recently seen a massive movement
erupt in defense of public education — but layoffs, fee hikes, cuts, and the re-segregation of
public education are attacks taking place throughout the country. A nationwide resistance
movement is needed. The politicians and administrators say there is no money for education
and social services. They say that “there is no alternative” to the cuts. But if there’s money for
wars, bank bailouts, and prisons, why is there no money for public education?
Web: http://defendcapubliceducation.wordpress.com/ [26 Feb 2010]