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2021 Pacific Summit
2021 Pacific SummitHow can we create a better, stronger and more equitable future for the Golden State?
Getting vaccinated and heeding the advice of public health officials offer us the best hope of stemming the spread of this deadly pandemic, reopening our businesses and economy and restoring the millions of jobs we’ve lost. The Bay Area Council remains focused on emerging from this crisis stronger, more resilient and more equitable than before. See what the Council and our members are doing and find helpful resources through our COVID-19 Resource & Response Network.
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Bay Area Economic Snapshot
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Bay Area Economic Snapshot
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Forty Niners Football Company
Amid both the ongoing pandemic and the fight against social injustice, the San Francisco 49ers, a longtime member of the Bay Area Council, have and will continue to support and elevate their neighbors and businesses surrounding the greater Bay Area. In addition to the organization’s year-round efforts, the 49ers recently teamed up with Council members U.S. Bank and Visa to provide several small businesses with gift cards and to surprise two local Black-owned businesses with $10,000 grants. Additionally, the 49ers spent over $35,000 with multiple Black-owned businesses to aid in COVID-relief efforts. They’ve also assembled a curated list of several Black-owned businesses in the Bay Area, including some backed by 49ers players as well as the organization’s Black employee resource group, 49ers B.U.I.L.D.
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Bay Area Homelessness
New Urgency, New Solutions
This report is the Bay Area Council Economic Institute’s second look at homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area. In our first report, Bay Area Homelessness: A Regional View of a Regional Crisis, released in 2019, we used interviews with local service providers and data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to capture the true scale and regional nature of the Bay Area’s homeless crisis. In this report, we examine the potential for using shelter mandates, also known as right to shelter policies, government intervention, and state and local policy changes, to help solve the Bay Area’s homelessness crisis.
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