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There’s a lot of fear and uncertainty right now, but it doesn’t have to stay that way. Together, we have power — the power of knowledge, the power of coming together, and the power to act.
The following resource guides are intended to support California youth and the organizations that support them. The guides were curated by Alliance for Girls and its member organizations to meet this moment.
To add resources, suggest a guide topic, or if you have questions or comments, please e-mail: resources@alliance4girls.org
To post these resource guides on your organization’s social media account, you can use these images. When posting these resource guides, please tag @alliance4girls for more reach.
Here are important resources — across all topics — to check regularly during this turbulent time:
The Impacts of the Recent Executive Orders on Nonprofits (National Council of Nonprofits)
All of the Trump Administration’s Major Moves, Filter by Topic (The New York Times)
Legal Challenges Tracker (Just Security)
Resources for Navigating the New Federal Policy Landscape (Child Focus), shared by Justice and Joy National Collaborative
THIS INTERACTIVE DIRECTORY IS
comprised of some organizations
that provide programming and/or services for girls and/or gender expansive youth in California, with a focus on the Bay Area and Los Angeles County.
Please note that the following is not a comprehensive directory of all girl and/or gender-expansive youth-serving organizations in California. In order to be included on AFG’s Girls Resource Hub, an organization must complete this form sharing the name of their organization, the ages of girls and/or gender-expansive youth they serve, the cost of their services, their contact information and website, and a brief description of the services that they provide to girls and/or gender-expansive youth.
AFG encourages all users to do more research about the organizations on this list if they are interested in accessing their services and/or programming to ensure it is a good fit for them. The list is intended only as a resource and inclusion on the list does not indicate endorsement of the organization by AFG’s Girls Resources Hub.
If you have any questions or concerns about the Girls Resource Hub or any of the organizations listed, please email us at kailin@alliance4girls.org.
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Bay Area Derby
6-10, 11-14, 14-18, 18-24
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PO Box 77582 San Francisco, CA 94107
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Established in 2004, Bay Area Derby is a full-contact, women’s flat track roller derby league located in Oakland, CA consisting of four home teams, two competitive travel teams, a recreational program, skating and non-skating officials, and many dedicated volunteers.
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What They Offer
Team Sports
Languages
English
Identities served
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BAD’s community involvement has included participating in the San Francisco PRIDE Parade, skating in the Piedmont Fourth of July Parade, and supporting various fundraisers for other non-profits around The Bay.
The Body Positive
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PO Box 7801, Berkeley CA 94707
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We founded The Body Positive in 1996 because of our shared passion to create a lively, healing community that offers freedom from suffocating societal messages that keep people in a perpetual struggle with their bodies.
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What They Offer
Camp, Crafts, Dance, Leadership Development, Life Skills, Media Literacy, Music, Outdoor Experience, Social Justice, STEM Training, Technology Training, Visual Arts, Writing
Languages
English
Identities served
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We have been fortunate to spend our time with a widely diverse group of people for more than two decades. Our work is informed by every one of the precious souls who has honored us by sharing their unique body experience. We have made a commitment to honestly telling our own stories, and offering space for others to do the same without fear of judgment, comparison, or criticism. It is in this type of environment that each one of us can find what we need to become embodied: to tell our own truth and step fully into—and love—our unique selves.
SF DEPT ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
n/a
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25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 240, San Francisco CA 94102
Our mission is to promote equitable treatment and foster the advancement of women and girls throughout San Francisco through policies, legislation, and programs.
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What They Offer
Advocacy Action
Languages
English
Identities served
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San Francisco Commission / Department on the Status of Women is a part of the City and County of San Francisco.
Eva Gunther Foundation
11-14, 14-18
n/a
1660 Bush St #300, San Francisco CA 94118
n/a
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What they offer
Languages
English
Identities served
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General California 844-878-7801 (844-TRUST-01)
Alameda County 510-241-4011
Contra Costa County 925-900-5151
Marin County 415-991-4545
San Francisco 415-200-1548
San Mateo County 203-666-4472 (203-NOMIGRA)
Santa Clara County 408-290-1144
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510-251-2070
misssey.org
MISSSEY works to prevent girls and gender-expansive youth from ever entering circumstances of sexual exploitation and violence. We also support young people who are experiencing exploitation to exit. Once they’ve exited, we partner with youth so that they may avoid re-entering sexually exploitative circumstances and live free of harmful transactional relationships.
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415-621-0672
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866-864-8208 (English & Español)
415-593-0066 (中文)
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Adults 877-503-1850
Teens 877-923-0700
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Alameda County: 800-947-8301
Bay Area Hotlines
National Hotlines
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1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233)
1-800-787-3224 (TTY)
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1-800-656-HOPE (1-800-656-4673)
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1-866-331-8453
1-866-331-9474 (TTY)
Text “loveis” to 22522
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1-800-931-2237
Text “NEDA” to 741741
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888-373-7888
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Disability rights: 1-877-350-5441
Girls in sports: 1-877-593-0074
Racial equality: 1-415-864-8848
Work & family: 1-415-593-0033
HOTLINES
for Immediate Help
If you are in immediate danger, call 911