About this Event
Featuring W. Kamau Bell
Join us as we commemorate the 5-year journey of Partnership for the Bay’s Future (PBF), a catalyst for equitable housing solutions in the Bay Area. This milestone event is dedicated to amplifying the impact of innovative investments in affordable housing, fostering community engagement, and sparking transformative policies for housing justice. We are bringing together housing advocates, policymakers, community leaders, developers, and philanthropic supporters to reflect on the successes and the path forward for more equitable housing opportunities.
This event will shed light on various facets of affordable housing, from creating policies through community-government partnerships and developing future housing leaders, to the vital role of philanthropy and emerging developers in the housing landscape. Engage with thought leaders, draw inspiration from success stories, and participate in meaningful dialogue aimed at propelling our collective efforts towards solving the housing crisis.
Beyond a celebration of our past achievements, this is a call to action for the future, inviting all stakeholders to come together, learn, and contribute to a more equitable and affordable housing landscape in the Bay Area. Join us in making a difference and shaping the future of housing justice!
Fireside Chat with W. Kamau Bell and Tomiquia Moss
Stand-up comic, TV host, documentarian and racial justice activist, W. Kamau Bell, sits down with the newly appointed Secretary of the California Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency, Tomiquia Moss, to explore the broader implications and future of equitable housing.
Lessons Learned from First 5 Years of the Partnership for the Bay’s Future
Delve into PBF’s model of cross-sector collaboration to advance equitable housing solutions through transormative community-government partnerships in developing effective housing policy and innovative investments in preserving and producing affordable housing.
Exploring the Power of Philanthropy in Equitable Housing
We'll examine the unique role of philanthropy in bridging gaps, catalyzing change, and fostering partnerships that drive toward a more equitable and sustainable housing landscape in California.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Doors open at 12:00 PM
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Commonwealth Club, 110 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, United States