The #Trump administration plans to cut 83,000 #VA jobs, many of them held by vets helping other vets.
In this episode of Civic by @SFPublicPress, I speak with federal workers, policy critics, and #veterans whose lives have been upended.
Listen at https://t.co/sdIrdOfS6a
Today a court temporarily paused #Trump's plan to defund #homeless support in #SanctuaryCities.
I talked to Sunni Khalid on @KALW Crosscurrents about the bleak outlook of losing grants.
Funding cuts will likely lead to homelessness surge in #SanFrancisco
https://t.co/ZVJA1vqEbu
SF's solution for street conditions includes more arrests.
Meanwhile, jails are full.
Shelter + treatment fall short.
Who benefits & who doesn't in this Civic episode.
https://t.co/MJtx6YAKKh
#SanFrancisco#SFPD#CityHall#HomelessnessCrisis@sfdefender@SFPD @gubbioproject
This week marks 3 years since #Russia invaded #Ukraine. As the US votes against calls for Russia’s withdrawal, Civic from @SFPublicPress revisits conversations from April 7, 2022 with deeply connected #SanFrancisco residents. Their reactions are as powerful and urgent as ever.
Many #LGBTQ Latin Americans come to #SF fleeing oppression then face stigma in substance use recovery programs. A new support group offers a more welcoming environment in San Francisco & beyond. Hear what inspired its founders in my latest episode of @sfcivic for @SFPublicPress
The San Francisco Public Press has a brand new nonpartisan analysis of San Francisco ballot measures.
Check out our November 2024 SF Voter Guide
https://t.co/pbvO5XqfUP
Join us Tuesday!
At an event w/ @KALW, we’ll talk affordable #housing — #SF Prop. G & a regional bond (nixed from the ballot).
• Anni Chung, @SelfHelpElderly
• Karoleen Feng, @medasf
• Lila LaHood, @sfpublicpress
• Madison Alvarado, @sfpublicpress
https://t.co/Ias7W9Hpj2
Join us July 11!
Event: “What You Don’t Know About Local Government Can Hurt You” Hear author
@mirandareporter discuss the rise in secret deal-making between local governments and corporations, which threatens our health, safety and democracy. Tickets: https://t.co/1s7C0ewpyj
When I was preparing for my American citizenship test a few months ago, the study sheet said the United States is guided by “the rule of law” which is that “no one is above the law.” Soooo, never mind?
Lee nuestra última historia para descubrir cómo las disparidades lingüísticas afectan a los indígenas mayas de San Francisco y por qué son esenciales los servicios de salud que sean culturalmente competentes. #Fentanilo#AccesoLinguístico
https://t.co/p7kk6j2OIX
Language barriers obstruct access to drug health services.
"We’re not a monolith. We need to understand and receive data back that drills down to those specific subgroups."
-@DrSeciahAquino#Podcast@SFAIDSFound@UCSF @MarleneMartinMD
Language barriers obstruct access to lifesaving information for #SF's #Indigenous Mayans. It's a harsh reality fueling a #fentanyl epidemic. In this episode of Civic, the impact of disparities & the imperative for culturally competent drug health services https://t.co/0ZyFEiIRcx
We take part in this discussion about testing welfare recipients for substances. Our Executive Director @dianemgoldstein provides a much-needed viewpoint alongside many other voices.