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• Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco - One of twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks across the United States that, together with the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., serve as our nation's central bank.
• SFGov San Francisco - The official website for the City and County of San Francisco. Municipal code, services, information for businesses and visitors.

• American College of California - Offers diploma programs in the hospitality industry and preschool teaching.
• California College of Podiatric Medicine - Post-baccalaureate four year program leading to the degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, and postdoctoral residency and fellowship training.
• Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality - Degree programs and class schedule, journal.
• San Francisco Institute of Architecture - Offers a two-year Master of Architecture program for those with an undergraduate degree in architecture and a three-year (or longer) program for those without.
• San Francisco Law School - Law degree program through a largely evening scheduled course curriculum designed to accommodate the working student.

• The Bridge of Books Foundation - Non-profit organization that collects and distributes children's books to San Francisco's at-risk youth. Information about activities and history.
• Independent Living Resource Center - Serving people with all disabilities. Covers programs, facilities, workshops and schedule.
• Marine Corps League Detachment 10 - Contact and meeting details.
• San Francisco Labor Council - Political resources for workers in San Francisco.
• The San Francisco Late Night Coalition - A broad-based group composed of club owners, promoters, activists, DJs, musicians, artists and community members whose goal is to protect, preserve and promote San Francisco's late-night culture.
• SF Bay Revolution - Provides history and contemporary info on SF Bay and world "people-power" revolutionaries. Promotes citizen control through direct democracy.
• Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center - Provides after-school activities and learning. Volunteer and employment opportunities, programs and calendar.

• Asian Art Museum - The Chong-Moon Lee Center for Asian Art and Culture is one of the largest museums of its kind in the world.
• Cartoon Art Museum of San Francisco - Exhibits showcase contemporary cartoons as art. Includes awards, volunteer information, and how to rent the facility.
• The Exploratorium - A hands-on museum of science, art, and human perception in San Francisco. Interactive online exhibits and exhibitions, activities, science news and publications, and general information about the museum.
• Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco - The city's largest public arts institution, comprised of the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum and the California Palace of the Legion of Honor.
• The Mexican Museum - Devoted to the Hispanic heritage of the Americas. Information on permanent collections, exhibitions, and events.
• Musée Mécanique - A large privately owned collection of antique coin-operated automatic mechanical musical instruments. Several photographs and CD sales.
• The Randall Museum of San Francisco - Natural history museum offers classes, interactive exhibits and meeting space for area clubs.
• Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Museum - Home of the odd and unusual, located on Fisherman's Wharf.
• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art - The first museum on the West Coast devoted solely to twentieth-century art opened in 1935. It features painting, sculpture, architecture, design and media arts.
• San Francisco Airport Museums - Art exhibitions staged at the regional airport.
• San Francisco Craft & Folk Art Museum - Museum has no permanent collection, but features a dynamic exhibition space displaying contemporary 20th-Century folk art.

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