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How Commissioner Amerika Sanchez Advocates for Her...

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2023/03/01

Donovan Gomez | February 28, 2023 | sfpuc.orgAs a Commissioner of the Southeast Community Facility, Amerika Sanchez helps make critical decisions on behalf of her community. Commissioner Sanchez is a proud resident of the Bayview and loves giving back to her community. She also serves as the Principal for Five Keys Charter Schools and Programs, an anchor tenant in the Southeast Community Center.

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Furniture Annex by Five Keys Ribbon Cutting

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2022/12/26

Timm QuinnStockton Chamber of CommerceDecember 3, 2022 For almost 20 years, Five Keys across California have been helping people build or repair their lives. From prisoners and the formerly incarcerated, to the unhoused and others striving to gain the education they missed out on because of significant life challenges, Five Keys helps redesign and redefine people’s live with hope and new opportunities.Now, Five Keys is excited to announce the opening of its

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Success Story: Five Keys Cal Crew Stockton partnered...

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2022/12/26

Five Keys Cal Crew Stockton partnered with Senator Susan Talamantes Eggman, Volunteering at the San Joaquin Community Food Drive

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2022 Holiday Gift Drive

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2022/11/10

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Dignity Village Groundbreaking Ceremony

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2022/11/08

Maurice Ramirez, Alamedapost.comPosted Nov 7, 2022, at 7:50 am PT

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Construction Of Dignity Village To Kick-Off In Alameda

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2022/10/26

Dignity Village, an Interim Supportive Housing project in Alameda, will serve the homeless, chronically homeless, and homeless youth.Kim Harris, Patch Staff, Patch.comPosted Mon, Oct 24, 2022 at 2:38 pm PT|ALAMEDA, CA — Construction on Dignity Village, a two story, 47 room Interim Supportive Housing project located at 2350 Fifth Street, will begin Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 10 a.m. with a kick-off celebration, the city of Alameda announced in a news release.When completed, Dignity Village will serve the

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Pardon Us: Meet the Women Behind Home Free Here, they...

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2022/09/06

On Never Losing HopeMeet Nilda Sarayda Palacios, 39Today: Health worker, the San Francisco Department of Public HealthLife behind bars: Nilda was 17 when she was convicted and sentenced. For 17 years, Nilda served time behind bars, ending up in prison and sentenced to 27-years-to-life for killing a man who was abusing her physically and very cruelly and emotionally during the time she was homeless. She wasn’t allowed to bring into court evidence of abuse.

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Five Keys staff donate backpacks, school supplies to...

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2022/08/23

Five Keys Celebrates “Happy Back to School!” for Students in Huntington Park, CA

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Planting Seeds for Success: Five Keys Community...

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2022/08/17

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, August 16, 2022 – Five Keys Schools & Programs’ Ecological Agriculture Training/NORCO (EAT!) program received a $300,000 innovation grant from The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to fund its innovative urban agriculture program in Southern California.

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Treasure Island housing gives domestic abuse...

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2022/08/16

BY SHARON CHINUPDATED ON: AUGUST 11, 2022 / 6:00 PM / CBS SAN FRANCISCO

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They emerged during COVID pandemic. What's next for...

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2022/08/07

By Ken Miguel and Phil MatierThursday, July 28, 2022SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- When COVID first emerged San Francisco sprang into action replacing tourists in hotels with

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First Woman Graduates From San Mateo County's Five...

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2022/04/18

SAN MATEO COUNTY, CA — The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office honored the first woman to graduate from Five Keys High School while incarcerated. Monet Pierson will be

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Delivering dignity to Alameda's unsheltered community

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2022/04/04

Thursday, March 31, 2022Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft We got the

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Five Keys Profile: Tijanna O. Eaton, Chair Board of...

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2022/03/01

“Three years. Twelve arrests. One shot at redemption.” That’s how Tijanna O. Eaton sums up the loss and longing she experienced during the years she spent homeless,

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Welcoming three leading social entrepreneurs to Stanford

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2022/02/13

The 2022 SEERS Fellows (left to right): Anthony Chang, Steve Good, and Joi Jackson-Morgan. We are thrilled to

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Home Was a Nightmare, Then Home Was Prison. Finally...

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2021/10/22

Published on Mother Jones, written by MARISA ENDICOTTOctober 21, 2021 Nilda

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New York Times: After Lives Fraught With Pain,...

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2021/10/14

Rosemary Dyer on her patio at the transitional housing complex Home Free, where she has lived since her sentence for killing her abusive husband was commuted. Credit: Talia Herman

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"He’s My Main Man:” Woman granted freedom after 34...

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2021/09/21

““I never thought at the time that this would be the man, my main man, who would be responsible for changing my whole life.”” — Rosemary “Rosie” Dyer Recently released after spending 34 years in prison on a wrongful life sentence, Rosemary “Rosie” Dyer powered up her electric wheelchair shortly after 8 a.m. Tuesday to make a beeline four blocks to the Ship Shape Community Center. First in line, she cast her ballot in favor of Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom in his

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Serving up a Fresh Start, New Hope for Domestic Abuse...

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2021/09/06

For the last four years, Nilda Palacios and her mom, Lidia, have had to get creative about finding ways to be together. Then, the COVID-19 pandemic hit, separating the geographically distant mom and daughter duo even further. Thanks to strong internet and smartphones, FaceTime is serving up comfort and a closer familial connection. Several times a week, the San Francisco-based Nilda, 38, and her mom who lives in LA, prepare home-cooked meals together remotely. Decked out in aprons and oven mitts,

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Five Keys Launches Custodial Maintenance Training for...

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2021/08/12

California Prison Industry Authority offers nationally recognized certificate program that promises to get former inmates back to workLOS ANGELES, CA-In partnership withThe California Prison Industry Authority (CALPIA), Five Keys is launching a custodian training program that will provide opportunities for formerly incarcerated men and women to join the statewide organization’s team of 300-plus custodians and get immediately back to work. Through this training, five people in Five Keys’ re-entry

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