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OpenOakland - Civic Tech for the Community

OpenOakland - Civic Tech for the Community

Wed, May 6, 1:30 AM
From OpenOakland
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Join us for the monthly OpenOakland meetup. This event will bring together professionals, enthusiasts, and experts passionate about utilizing data to drive positive change in Oakland. **Pizza will be served!** Meeting will include: * Discussion of our Democracy Dollars project. **Our projects need more than software developers! If you are interested in design, project management, user testing,** **domain research or just want to get involved, please join us.** Current active projects include: **EVOAK** **Open Disclosure** **Democracy Dollars** **Brightwayz**

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Homoto joins Sacramento GSR (Gay Sport Bike Riders) for lunch/ride

Sat, May 16, 3:15 PM
From Homoto Motorcycle Club
4.9
8 attendees
Trivia at Dog Haus

Trivia at Dog Haus

Wed, May 6, 1:45 AM
From Oakland Trivia Night Meetup Group
4.8

It's our first time here. Get a hot dog, answer a few questions. Should be fun. Trivia starts at 7:00, please be a bit early to save tables.

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Visio Divina -free Visual Meditation with Divine Feminine images

Sun, May 10, 7:00 PM
From herIcon Making- Divine Feminine Icons in paint/mixed media
5.0

On the second Sunday of each month from 12-1:00 p.m. at herchurch, 678 Portola Dr. San Francisco, enjoy a free drop in meditative process. Visual Meditation (Visio Divina) at herchurch is a simple process of meditating with paintings of the divine feminine. The process can include journaling and asking for guidance. Katie Ketchum will be standing in the front doors of herchurch at noon to show you the downstairs Altar Art Gallery, or feel free to ask anyone for directions. The Visual Meditation is in silence and self-guided with instructions provided. You're welcome to come for any length you wish; this is a drop in hour, not a full one-hour meditation (unless you want it to be!)

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Habitat restoration at McLaren Park- Mansell-Vistacion Lookout

Habitat restoration at McLaren Park- Mansell-Vistacion Lookout

Wed, May 13, 7:00 PM
From California Native Plant Society Yerba Buena (SF) Group
4.8

**It's May for McLaren (Park)! McLaren Park is San Francisco's second largest park and is treasured for the biodiversity that remains intact here.** Our May habitat restoration workdays with SF Rec & Park will all focus on this amazing place where we'll contribute to conserving this biodiversity! As usual. please wear closed-toed shoes and dress in appropriate clothing for physical work. Everyone 14 years old and older is invited; anyone under 14 yo must be accompanied by a guardian. Tools and gloves will be provided. Please be punctual. This week's location is: **McLaren Park: Mansell-Vistacion Overlook** [Map:,](https://maps.app.goo.gl/ACVbKi2qdS4E8WVN6) Meet the parking lot at the corner of Mansell St & Visitacion Ave. San Francisco, CA 94134 Please sign up [here](https://sfrpd.my.salesforce-sites.com/SFRPDJob?sShiftId=a09Pi000008ixUP) with SF Rec & Park. Meet at the parking lot at the intersection of Visitacion Ave & Mansell St. For more information, Contact Cathy Lewis at (415) 297-5170 or [cathyYerbaBuena@gmail.com](mailto:cathyYerbaBuena@gmail.com)

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Celebrate the 15th GAAD at SoFi

Celebrate the 15th GAAD at SoFi

Fri, May 22, 12:30 AM
From Bay Area Accessibility and Inclusive Design
4.8

To mark the 15th Global Accessibility Awareness Day #GAAD, we've teamed up with SoFi San Francisco to bring you an exclusive evening dedicated to accessibility in mobile and web development. Expect real talk, real code, and real pizza. This is an exclusively in-person event. **Talk 1:** Engineering Inclusion \| Flutter Accessibility by Hannah Jin\, Google We'll cover how the framework handles screen readers, high-contrast modes and dynamic text scaling across mobile, web and desktop. Learn about leveraging built-in widgets and the latest 2026 features. **Talk 2:** Accessibility by Design at SoFi by SoFi Design and Mobile Engineering Join the SoFi team as they share the behind-the-scenes story of launching a new, accessible-first, unified design system. We explore how the team 'shifted-left', showcasing features around dynamic font sizing, color contrast and others! **Accessibility @SoFi — Here's What's Going Down:** * 5:30 PM 🍻 Doors open — grab a slice and say hello * 6:00 PM 👋 Welcome from SoFi HQ * 6:10 PM 🤖 Hannah Jin (Google Flutter team) drops an awesome talk you won't want to miss * 7:00 PM 💡 A11Y at SoFi — a candid look at how SoFi builds with accessibility at its core * 7:30 PM ⚡ Lightning Talks — rapid-fire insights from folks in the room * 7:45 PM That's a wrap — until next time! **Address & Arrival Information:** SoFi 234 1st Street San Francisco, CA 94105 Note this is the main entrance and is NOT wheelchair accessible, however the accessible entrance we recommend is 246 1st Street. If anyone requires it, we will have SoFi security personnel assist at those entrances. **Access and Accommodations**: If you have access or accommodation needs, please advise us of any accommodation requests no later than Wednesday, May 13th, to allow us time to confirm accommodations.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup civic groups are communities focused on social initiatives and civic engagement. Members collaborate on local projects to make a positive impact and support shared goals in their neighborhoods and the city.

You can find civic groups in San Francisco by searching for community or civic engagement categories on Meetup. These groups host regular activities, discussions, and projects fostering local engagement.

Yes, you can join multiple civic groups in San Francisco. This allows you to connect with diverse initiatives and broaden your participation in community activities around the city.

Civic groups in San Francisco may offer activities like volunteering, community planning meetings, and local advocacy. These events are opportunities to meet others and work together on projects that benefit the community.

Meetup groups support civic engagement by bringing together people who share a passion for community initiatives. They help members organize events, discussions, and projects that aim to influence positive change locally.

Meetup is effective for community building by helping individuals connect over shared civic interests. However, successful engagement also depends on active participation and commitment from its members.

Yes, you can start your own civic group on Meetup. You'll connect with others interested in your focus and organize events around shared goals. This empowers community leaders to drive engagement in issues that matter.

While many seasons in San Francisco can accommodate outdoor events, it's always good to check weather forecasts when planning. Civic groups can adapt by offering both indoor and outdoor activities.

You can RSVP to San Francisco civic events via the Meetup platform. By confirming your attendance, you help organizers plan better and ensure that events cater to the number of expected participants.

Meetup offers tools for finding and joining civic groups, but the number and activity level of these groups can vary based on current local interest and organizer involvement.

While Meetup hosts a wide range of civic groups, there may not always be a group for every specific interest at all times. You can consider starting one if there’s enough demand or interest.

Some civic groups in SF might host online events, especially if in-person meetings aren't feasible. Organizers can offer virtual meetups depending on their members' needs and preferences.

Meetup facilitates both online and in-person events, enabling community members to stay connected and continue their engagement activities, regardless of physical location.

Meetup is a platform that hosts events, but civic groups in SF are organized by individuals or communities, not directly by Meetup. This means each group's activities depend on its organizers.

To leave a Meetup group, navigate to the group's page and select the option to leave. This allows you to manage your group memberships according to your interest and availability.