This resolution designates September 26, 2026, as "Black Family Day" in San Francisco to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the event. It is set for immediate adoption by the city.
Resolution declaring September 26, 2026, as “Black Family Day” in the City and County of San Francisco in celebration of the event’s 20th anniversary.
How it got here
The resolution to declare September 26, 2026, as 'Black Family Day' originated from the ongoing efforts to celebrate and strengthen the African American community in San Francisco.
Brothers for Change, led by Erris Edgerley, began planning the 20th anniversary celebration of Black Family Day, an event aimed at fostering community bonds in the Western Addition.
As part of the Fillmore Community Action Plan, the City identified actions to improve health, housing, and cultural outcomes for Black families, which included supporting community events like Black Family Day.
Supervisors Mahmood, Walton, and Mandelman introduced the resolution to declare September 26, 2026, as 'Black Family Day' in recognition of its 20th anniversary.
The resolution was referred for adoption without committee reference at the next Board meeting, indicating its non-controversial nature.
The Board of Supervisors officially adopted the resolution declaring September 26, 2026, as 'Black Family Day' during the meeting.
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