One Paycheck Away: Addressing Homelessness in the Bay Area
Every night, more than 130,000 people go to sleep homeless in California - an estimated 25,000 of them are in the San Francisco Bay Area. In this program we hear from some of the Bay Area’s leading experts on issues surrounding homelessness.
Commonwealth Club of California Podcast
February 17, 20191h 7m
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Show Notes
This event is the latest in the San Francisco Foundation’s series on People, Place and Power. Every night, more than 130,000 people go to sleep homeless in California. An estimated 25,000 of them are in the San Francisco Bay Area: sleeping on couches, in cars or sometimes in tents on the sidewalk. At this point, people from coast to coast know that the Bay Area is in the midst of a housing crisis. But what is the city doing to address the affordable housing and homelessness crisis? Come hear from some of the Bay Area’s leading experts on issues surrounding homelessness. From working on the service and legal sides to fighting for policy changes to having experienced homelessness themselves, our speakers will discuss the state of the crisis, how we got here and where we’re headed next. This program is generously supported by the San Francisco Foundation's Bay Area Leads Fund.
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