A B O U T H O M E Y
HOMEY is a grassroots, non-profit organization rooted in San Francisco, California. For 20 years, HOMEY has unapologetically identified issues adversely affecting the youth and young adults in our community and we do something about it by empowering rather than enabling participants in our program. We do this through delivering hope, empowerment, leadership, culture and most importantly with love.
HOMEY works directly with youth and young adults in schools, on the street and in jails to deliver our brand of workshops, services and empowerment activities to our community. Last year, HOMEY served over 300 people, youth and adults, through our programs or services. The HOMEY team is excited to continue building with our community partners through programming and community building.
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HOMEY works directly with youth and young adults in schools, on the street and in jails to deliver our brand of workshops, services and empowerment activities to our community. Last year, HOMEY served over 300 people, youth and adults, through our programs or services. The HOMEY team is excited to continue building with our community partners through programming and community building.
Follow us on social media, sign up for our newsletter or come visit to become part of the HOMEY family!
Alto Al Fuego En La Misión:
Justice for Amilcar Pere Lopez
November 17, 2019
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Project Muralists
Name of Mural: Alto Al Fuego en la Misión Copyright: Homies Organizing the Mission to Empower Youth (HOMEY) 2019 Design: Carla Elana Wojczuk, Lucia Gonzalez Ippolito Assisted by: Flavia Elisa Mora Mural Team: Carla Elana Wojczuk (lead), Adrianna Adams, Anna Lisa Escobedo, Lucia Gonzalez Ippolito, Flavia Elisa Mora, Cristian Muñoz, Pancho Pescador |
For More Information
Click here to find out more about Amilcar Perez Lopez For question about the mural contact HOMEY at: 415.861.1600 or info@homey-sf.org (ask for Carla or Dyana) Project Collaborators: Justice for Amilcar Coalition, Mission Night Walks, HOMEY, Mission Housing Development Corporation, Calle 24 Sponsors: Many individual donors, Fr. Richard Smith, San Francisco Foundation, YFYI/CHALK, Mission Housing, St. John's the Envangelist. |
N A T I V E G R A P H I X
Since 2004, HOMEY has operated a full-service custom T-Shirt and apparel silkscreen business, called Native Graphix. We believe in using art as a form of cultural affirmation, to raise awareness on issues that affect our communities, and to promote social activism.
To place and order or learn more about Native Graphix visit:
To place and order or learn more about Native Graphix visit: