BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Sunny Schwartz\, co-founder of Five Keys\, will tell us how the San Francisco County Jail launched a national movement with the first Cha rter School in the nation for incarcerated and post release adults. Ms. Sc hwartz is a nationally recognized expert in Criminal Justice reform and au thor of the best seller\, Dreams from the Monster Factory\, published in J anuary 2009. She has pioneered new policy initiatives for prisoners' progr ams and their reentry as well as alternatives to incarceration. Ms. Schwar tz has worked in criminal justice for over 30 years. She was admitted to t he California State Bar in 1985. While practicing criminal and civil law\, Ms. Schwartz received numerous awards from the San Francisco Bar Associat ion including “Outstanding Pro Bono Attorney of the Year” and “Attor ney Excellence in Public Interest Pro Bono Service”.  In 1990 Sheriff M ichael Hennessey appointed Ms. Schwartz as the Program Administrator for t he San Francisco Sheriff’s Department. Ms. Schwartz directs the design a nd operation of prisoner programs in six county jails\, which house a dail y average of 2\,700 men and women prisoners. She supervises over 150 teach ing and treatment professionals\, both sworn and civilian. In 2003\, Ms. S chwartz and Sheriff Hennessey founded Five Keys Charter School\, which bri ngs together a responsive curriculum that focuses on offender accountabili ty\, restoration\, academic and family and employment skills that invest i n the offender\, victim\, and community health and welfare. This speaker is part of our series of speakers on San Francisco Still Knows How . This is a regular membership meeting of The Rotary Club of San Francisco\, open to all Rotarians\, visiting Rotarians\, prospective members\, and guests. Meeting Schedule: 12:00 Noon Registration & Networking 12:15 PM (sharp !) Meeting begins (club business first\, followed by keynote speaker) 1:3 0 PM Meeting adjourns Each luncheon ticket includes a three-course lunc h. Tickets are $40 each\; $35 for Club members who register online in adva nce (online registration closes at 5PM the day before the meeting). Paymen t by credit card or check is preferred. Tickets available for purchase onl y at the door. DTEND:20200303T213000Z DTSTAMP:20261015T075517Z DTSTART:20200303T200000Z LOCATION:Sir Francis Drake Hotel SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:ROTARY LUNCHEON: The Home Free Project and Five Keys UID:66c584f9-35b6-457f-923d-65581a71956a X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Sunny Schwartz\, co-founder of Five Keys \, will tell us how the San Francisco County Jail launched a national move ment with the first Charter School in the nation for incarcerated and post release adults.

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Ms. Schwartz is a nationally recognized expert in Criminal Justice reform and author of the best seller\, Dreams from the Monster Factory\, published in January 2009. She has pioneered n ew policy initiatives for prisoners'\; programs and their reentry as we ll as alternatives to incarceration. Ms. Schwartz has worked in criminal j ustice for over 30 years. She was admitted to the California State Bar in 1985. While practicing criminal and civil law\, Ms. Schwartz received nume rous awards from the San Francisco Bar Association including &ldquo\;Outst anding Pro Bono Attorney of the Year&rdquo\; and &ldquo\;Attorney Excellen ce in Public Interest Pro Bono Service&rdquo\;. \;

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In 1990 S heriff Michael Hennessey appointed Ms. Schwartz as the Program Administrat or for the San Francisco Sheriff&rsquo\;s Department. Ms. Schwartz directs the design and operation of prisoner programs in six county jails\, which house a daily average of 2\,700 men and women prisoners. She supervises o ver 150 teaching and treatment professionals\, both sworn and civilian.

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In 2003\, Ms. Schwartz and Sheriff Hennessey founded Five Keys Cha rter School\, which brings together a responsive curriculum that focuses o n offender accountability\, restoration\, academic and family and employme nt skills that invest in the offender\, victim\, and community health and welfare. \;This speaker is part of our series of speakers on San Francisco Still K nows How.

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Thi s is a regular membership meeting of The Rotary Club of San Francisco\, op en to all Rotarians\, visiting Rotarians\, prospective members\, and guest s.

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Meeting Sc hedule:

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12:00 NoonRegistration &\; Networking
12:15 PM (sharp!) Meeting begins (club business first\, followed by keynote speaker)
1:30 PMMeeting adjourns
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Each luncheon ticket includes a three-cour se lunch. Tickets are $40 each\; $35 for Club members who register online in advance (online registration closes at 5PM the day before the meeting). Payment by credit card or check is preferred. Tickets available for purchase only at the door.

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