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Voices of the Community
Highlights Part 5 from our Covid-19 Special Series
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Judi Brown, Rebecca Woodbury, Kelli Parmley, Joaquin Torres, Chris Wright, Jeff Bellisario, Noah Arroyo, Anna Tong, Sarah Wright, Kevin Truong, Jose Quinonez, Elena Fairley, Efrain Segundo Orozco, Madison Alvarado, Michelle Moritz,
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Feb. 26, 2026, midnight
In this fifth installment of our COVID-19 Highlight Series, we explore the hidden fault lines cracking San Francisco's foundation, how local governments reinvented their operations overnight before the pandemic, how financial access helped communities of undocumented immigrants survive the Covid-19 pandemic, and why the city's much-debated office-to-housing conversions remain largely theoretical. We also decode the 2022 ballot propositions that put the future of affordable housing, homelessness oversight, and public libraries directly in voters' hands.
Host: George Koster
Co-host & Edited by: Eric Estrada
Guest: Judi Brown, Rebecca Woodbury, Kelli Parmley, Joaquin Torres, Chris Wright, Jeff Bellisario, Noah Arroyo, Anna Tong, Sarah Wright,
Kevin Truong, Jose Quinonez, Elena Fairley, Efrain Segundo Orozco, Madison Alvarado, Michelle Moritz,
Graphic Artwork: Kasey Nance
In this episode, we reveal the hidden fault lines cracking San Francisco's foundation — from a downtown office vacancy rate that's the highest in the nation to a business tax structure so complex that one company slashed its city bill by 88% simply by going remote. You will learn how local governments in San Jose and San Rafael reinvented their operations overnight, how Mission Asset Fund is rebuilding financial access for undocumented immigrants through community-centered lending circles and micro-loans, and why the city's much-debated office-to-housing conversions remain largely theoretical. We also decode the 2022 ballot propositions that put the future of affordable housing, homelessness oversight, and public libraries directly in voters' hands.

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