Join us at a fireside chat hosted by Manny’s SF as we answer the questions: “What is the state of homelessness, housing justice, and economic inequity in the San Francisco Bay Area and California at large?”
The fifth and final session of the Homelessness Awareness Month Community Forum will focus on the ways in which corporations and private foundations have contributed to the needs of families experiencing homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area. Panelists will discuss how foundations are looking at new, more creative and sustainable ways of providing support to the homelessness and affordable housing crises.
The fourth session of the Homelessness Awareness Month Community Forum will dive into a deeper understanding of the connection between structural racism and racial disparities among homeless populations, providing guidance on developing and implementing actionable procedures for addressing racial disparities.
The third session of the Homelessness Awareness Month Community Forum will focus on the current narrative discourse surrounding families experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity, in support of enabling a new, fact-based, positive public discourse, demonstrating the need to tailor messaging to different types of audiences.
The second session of the Homelessness Awareness Month Community Forum will focus on opportunities to innovate homeless service delivery as a response to new and evolving challenges, including workforce development platforms, skills matching and digital literacy initiatives, and developing and utilizing technological tools to improve connectivity for families experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.
The opening session of the Homelessness Awareness Month Community Forum will focus on mapping the state of homelessness and housing insecurity in the San Francisco Bay Area and the historical roots of the present context, with speakers including local homelessness and affordable housing leaders, municipal decision-makers, and private-sector partners.
Hamilton Families and Congregation Emanu-El’s Tzedek Council will host a virtual fireside chat with Rabbi Ryan Bauer and Hamilton Families CEO Kyriell Noon to explore the current state of family homelessness in the San Francisco, how Hamilton Families has risen to meet the unique challenges of the past year, and what is on the horizon for Hamilton Families in our work to end family homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Hamilton Families supporters will welcome Kyriell Noon, the new CEO of Hamilton Families, with open arms at a virtual fireside chat to be joined by Ebony Beckwith—Hamilton Families Board Member, CEO of the Salesforce Foundation and Chief Philanthropy Officer of Salesforce.
