SFIC ONLINE BRIEFING FOR COMMUNITY AND FAITH PARTNERS

SF HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHERYL DAVIS
ADDRESSES ADVOCACY & SERVICES TO SF'S BIPOC COMMUNITIES

Thursday, November 3, 2022
8:30 am - 9:45 am

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If anything, the COVID-19 Pandemic revealed and amplified profound structural inequities in San Francisco. Among the sectors most impacted are those who identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color), as they suffer and carry particular trauma throughout generations, due to historical adversities, violence, and oppression. These are those with the least access to critical mental/health, economic, employment and educational services and as a result continue to suffer the greatest. The San Francisco Human Rights Commission is charged to advocate for human and civil rights, and works in service of the City’s anti-discrimination laws to further racial solidarity, equity, and healing. This week's "Online Briefing for Community & Faith Partners," hosted by the San Francisco Interfaith Council, welcomes SF Human Rights Commission (SF HRC) Executive Director Sheryl Davis, who will address the SF HRC's advocacy on behalf of and service to San Francisco's BIPOC communities.
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS BY ONLINE BRIEFING MODERATOR
READING OF SFIC STATEMENT

Michael G. Pappas, Executive Director

REFLECTIVE MOMENT

Julio Escobar
Restorative Justice Coordinator

(Introduction of Guest Presenter and Presentation
by SFIC Executive Director Michael Pappas)
Sheryl Davis, Executive Director
Sheryl Evans Davis, EdD is a changemaker who leads relationship-driven, community-centered initiatives. Named Executive Director of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission in 2016, Davis is a passionate advocate for equity, access, and educational opportunity for all. For nearly three decades, she has made contributions as an educator and leader with expertise in community outreach and engagement, workforce development, youth development, and violence prevention.
 
Dr. Davis worked to build out an equity framework with San Francisco community stakeholders and City departments, resulting in the Office of Racial Equity. She also oversees the Equity Studies Task Force, the Blue Ribbon Panel for Juvenile Justice Reform, and the Dream Keeper Initiative, among other programs of the SFHRC. Davis is frequently requested to speak on issues of community wellness, equity, and strategic change work. She holds a BA from San Francisco State University, an MPA from the University of San Francisco, and an EdD from USC Rossier; in 2019, she was awarded an honorary doctorate from USF.
CLOSING REMARKS

Michael G. Pappas, Executive Director
A special thanks…

This San Francisco Interfaith Council Online Briefing 
 is supported by a grant from
The Vaccine Equity Campaign

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