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PATRICIA AND BRIAN

ISAAC

join us!! meet at the office 9am or lining up at space 048 on Spear between Mission & Howard by 10:30am

Juneteenth, June 17 and the War on Drugs: Happy Father's Day 2012

SF-DUU GENERAL MEETING, Monday June 18

Gathering 5:00pm followed by Meeting 5:30pm

Planning Committee meeting, June 19

By-laws, High-aws facilitator: Gary (with Isaac)

2:00pm

DRUG USERS UNION SUPPORT GROUP

(EVERY TUESDAY AT 3:30pm)

facilitator :extraordinaire: Monsieur Johnny L.

CLOSING PARTY FOR THE Streetopia/

 SAFE INJECTION SITE DESIGN SHOWCASE:

FRIDAY, JUNE 22 6-9:00PM

REFRESHMENTS-ROCK BAND-NEW ART!!!

SIS Design Showcase brings together some of Northern Californias leading design firms with the San Franciscos Drug Users Union, Streetopia artists AND citizens of SF  to envision a safe injection site (SIS).

Opening: May 18 (5-9 pm), 149 Turk St, SF

LAST WEEK FOR GALLERY HOURS: 

Open to the public: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays,

SHOW WILL TRAVEL AFTER THAT!! TBA!!

General Meeting, Monday, June 4 at SFDUU HQ

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General Meeting always on the first and third Mondays of each month. 149 Turk Street  Gathering 5:00pm Meeting 5:30- 6:45pm.  Moon will be waning. Peace.

SIS Design Show and SFDUU is open for viewing every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (2-6:00pm) until June 17

General Meeting, Monday, May 21,5:30pm, 149 Turk Street

OPEN FOR VIEWING MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 2-5PM UNTIL JUNE 12, (CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY)

 

Just in case you missed us on T.V....

Home Room

What:General Meeting When: Monday, May 21, 2012.Where: SF Drug Users' Union 149 Turk Street (west of Taylor, east of Jones)Agenda items: conceptualizing organizational structures through an assessment of current and future roles (facilitator: Jeannie), Streetopia, safe injection rooms, drug user conference. Union members can add an agenda item (up to but no later than start of the meeting) contact SFDUU organizers (Isaac or Gary).  email info@sfdrugusersunion.org.  Why the corporate media logo?  We were a news story this week.  Well, that's what we were told when Anchor Woman/reporter Carolyn Tyler and crew spent the afternoon at our office last week recording a meeting and doing a few interviews. Not seen it yet, but heard  it turned out ok.

the revolution will not be televised