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Richmond housing group addresses community's uncertainty and finance questions in pandemic
Episode 154

Richmond housing group addresses community's uncertainty and finance questions in pandemic

When the fallout of the pandemic started to hit Richmond, the affordable housing organization Richmond Neighborhood Housing Services jumped into action, setting up a rapid response fund for families and making its money management and housing education courses virtual. Nikki Beasley, the organization’s executive director, talks about inequities in housing and wealth in the Bay Area, how to think about financial and housing stability in a time of uncertainty and how crucial homeownership can be to that stability across generations.

Civic · Mel Baker, Laura Wenus

August 4, 202029m 30s

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Show Notes

When the fallout of the pandemic started to hit Richmond, the affordable housing organization Richmond Neighborhood Housing Services jumped into action, setting up a rapid response fund for families and making its money management and housing education courses virtual. Nikki Beasley, the organization’s executive director, talks about inequities in housing and wealth in the Bay Area, how to think about financial and housing stability in a time of uncertainty and how crucial homeownership can be to that stability across generations.

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communityaffordable housingracefinancewealth disparitysan francisco bay areahousingrichmondhomeownership