New Data Tool To Shed Light On Inequality In The Bay Area
CBS SF BayArea / June 6, 2019
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) – New data has been collected by three groups Read More
City weighs new corporate tax on stock compensation as tech companies prepare to go public
SF Examiner / April 24, 2019 / Joshua Sabatini
The revenue generated from the tax would go into a “Shared Read More
New Community Group Brainstorms Housing Fix
Richmond Review/Sunset Beacon / April 5, 2019 / Janice Bressler
A new community-organizing group in the Richmond District called Richmond Read More
Parents, children brace for Oakland teacher strike
San Francisco Chronicle / February 20, 2019
“At Melrose Leadership Academy, parents communicated with one another over email chains and Read More
Families prepare in case Oakland teachers strike Thursday
KTVU / February 17, 2019
“Luna Soo, 10, isn’t sure what to expect come Thursday. The fourth grader may show Read More
Oakland teachers plan to go on strike Thursday
San Francisco Chronicle / February 16, 2019
“The district’s decisions have resulted in low teacher wages and crowded classrooms, which Read More
Can the Mission Save Itself from Commercial Gentrification?
SF Weekly / February 13, 2019 / Nuala Sawyer Bishari
“SF Jazz has a youth education department there, and right Read More
Missing in Action: Breed Has Spotty Attendance Record for Mayoral Forums
SF Weekly / March 28, 2018 / Nuala Sawyer Bishari
Three weeks later, Breed skipped another large-scale forum at Mission Read More
Campaign trail: Homelessness, superPACs and a weird Chron story
48 Hills / March 19, 2018 / Tim Redmond
The conventional political wisdom has always been that front-runners don’t like Read More
How we beat Airbnb
48 Hills / January 22, 2018 / Calvin Welch
While the coalition expanded during the campaign to include the Building Read More