Officers for Justice

🚨It is with great honor we celebrate and salute our OFJ President Yulanda Williams today as she embarks upon another trip around the world. 💫

Happy Birthday 🎉🎈
We can’t write a book on FB but know that you are appreciated in all that you do! Wishing you health & prosperity for many years to come!

Calling All Community Champions 📣📣📣🗣

Upcoming Community Events.....

📣📣📣PSA:

Come out and Celebrate with Capt. Matthews🎊🥳
as she gets ready for RETIREMENT!!

Come Out & Support the
SF African American Chamber of Commerce
June 28, 2019
6-9:30pm
War Memorial (Green Room)

****BLOCK PARTY***TODAY****
Come out and support the neighborhood and enjoy in the fun....

The 2019 theme for Women's History Month is "Visionary Women: Champions of Peace and Nonviolence."
"This year we honor women who have led efforts to end war, violence, and injustice and pioneered the use of nonviolence to change society."
Officers For Justice recognizes our strong women, and will feature various female members throughout the month.

Today we honor....Joyce Watkins⚜️

I present to you to you a voice of all voices, our own sister, Joyce Watkins. Joyce has never required a microphone and she knows almost every Christian song sing. We embrace you for your commitment to ensure women were prepared and willing to make the sacrifices necessary for a successful law enforcement career.

Have A Wonderful International Women's Day

The Officers For Justice would like to take a moment of silence....
As an African people, a caring and committed people, we can never get used to the passing of those we love, respect and honor. We imagine them always with us, laughing and lifting us up, bringing the dawn and opening the way for us to see and assert ourselves in dignity-affirming, life-enhancing and flourishing-directed ways and we are duly disoriented if not undone when they leave us. So, it is with the passing and rising in radiance of Dr. Julia Ann Reed Hare (November 7, 1939 to February 25, 2019), author, educator, motivational lecturer, social commentator, radio talk host, educational psychologist, righteous and relentless servant of her people, and beloved wife, co-worker and co-author with the renowned educator, sociologist and clinical psychologist, Dr. Nathan Hare, whose sense of loss we share as best we can.

The 2019 theme for Women's History Month is "Visionary Women: Champions of Peace and Nonviolence."
"This year we honor women who have led efforts to end war, violence, and injustice and pioneered the use of nonviolence to change society."

Officers For Justice recognizes our strong women, and will feature various female members throughout the month.

Today we honor....Sylvia Harper⚜️

The 1st African American WOMAN to hold the position of Commander for the San Francisco Police Department. 👮‍♀️

She is quoted saying..."In order to embrace life, you have to do everything," she says. "No matter where you go in life, you only go that way once, so go all the way."