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Clarence B. Jones spoke in Fromm Hall Nov. 1 about the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the civil rights movement.
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Youth and Community Outreach

USF partners with local community groups to help reach out to the underrepresented and underserved.

The office partners with USF schools, departments and faculty to engage the university in critical dialogues taking place in the multicultural communities surrounding our campus and throughout the Bay Area. These efforts connect USF to our neighboring communities, and to community leaders working in San Francisco's most under-resourced neighborhoods. Through strengthening these community relationships, our students learn from and engage with groups that have traditionally been marginalized. 

Current Areas of Focus:

  • Bayview Hunters Point
  • Fillmore and Western Addition
  • Mission District
  • Tenderloin
Infinite SF Chinatown, Panel Discussion in the Community February 2012Corey Cook, Director of the Leo T. McCarthy CenterKevin Chun, Professor of Psychology and Co-Founder of Asian American Studies, USFSue Lee, Executive Director, Chinese Historical Society of AmericaLondon Breed, Executive Director for the African American Art & Cultural Complex (AAACC)State of Black San Francisco, Panel Discussion in April 2012



Photos by Shawn P. Calhoun