Betting on the Bay with Katie Albright
An interview with the CEO of Safe & Sound
Betting on the Bay with Malcolm X Academy
What local fourth grade students are learning — and teaching us — about collaboration, community care, and climate change.
Betting on the Bay with Catherine Bracy
An interview with Catherine Bracy, co-founder of TechEquity Collaborative, a group organizing the tech community to advocate for a tech-driven economy that works for everyone.
Betting on the Bay with Saru Jayaraman
What’s Cooking Bay Area? An interview with the co-founder of Restaurant Opportunities Center United — a W&EHF grantee organization.
The High Cost of Being Poor: Financial Justice for All
San Francisco’s Financial Justice Project — the first of its kind in the country — assesses and reforms how fees and fines unintentionally push people into poverty and make government a driver of inequality.
Explaining the Women’s Wealth Gap: Video
Explaining what the women’s wealth gap is, what it means, and what we can do about it just got a lot easier.
Closing the Women’s Wealth Gap, Together
As we march this Saturday, erasing the disparity in wealth is just one of the issues that we set out to achieve. This is a time of change for America and it is up to all of us, working together, to make sure it is change for the better, for all.
Making the Invisible Visible at Mission Asset Fund
José Quiñonez’s personal story, and the story of the Mission Asset Fund’s creation and ascent, present a window into the kind of leadership with which the Walter & Elise Haas Fund is honored to collaborate.
The Real Value of Job Training
Not only do job training programs help the unemployed find work, those aligned with high-growth sectors lift people and families out of poverty; they help connect people to living wage jobs and stable career paths. That’s access and opportunity. That’s economic security.