2019 Contra Costa Housing Summit
About This Campaign
Last day to register for the Summit is Thursday, 5/30
We believe that all Contra Costa residents should have a safe, affordable and stable place to call home.
Learn about regional and cross-sector approaches to addressing our most pressing housing issues, and be inspired to take action.
We invite leaders from all sectors and regions of the county to contribute to this important conversation.
We are pleased to convene this event with:
Learn about regional and cross-sector approaches to addressing our most pressing housing issues, and be inspired to take action.
• Resident leaders will share how housing has been a launch pad for a brighter future for themselves, their families and their communities;
• A panel will discuss state, regional, and local policy solutions that will have an impact in Contra Costa;
• A second panel will share insights on what is possible to achieve with cross-sector partnerships;
• And communications experts will teach effective messaging and storytelling that will help us engage more partners in housing solutions.
We invite leaders from all sectors and regions of the county to contribute to this important conversation.
We are pleased to convene this event with:
- RCF Connects (Formerly Richmond Community Foundation)
- Family Economic Security Partnership (FESP)
- Multi-faith ACTION Coaltion
- Contra Costa Interfaith Housing
- East Bay Housing Organizations (EBHO)
Agenda Overview
8:30 AM - Registration and breakfast
9:00 AM - Welcoming
9:15 AM - Keynote Presentation: Making the Case for Housing by Dr. Tiffany Manuel, President & CEO, The Case Made
10:20 AM - Panel: It Takes a Village [to Find Comprehensive Housing Solutions]
Moderator: Megan Joseph, Rise TogetherPanelists:
Pedro Galvao, Non-ProfitHousing Association of Northern CaliforniaRebecca Long, Metropolitan Transportation Commission/Association of Bay Area GovernmentsScott Littlehale, Northern California Carpenters Regional CouncilDebra Bernstein, Monument Impact
11:20 AM - Break
11:35 AM - Panel: Achieving Opportunity for Ourselves, Our Families, and Our Community
11:35 AM - Panel: Achieving Opportunity for Ourselves, Our Families, and Our Community
Moderator: Camille LeBlanc, Contra Costa Interfaith Housing
Panelists:
Irma Bodden, Resident Empowerment Program, Contra Costa Interfaith HousingLori Goss, Resident Empowerment Program, Contra Costa Interfaith HousingWilliam Goodwin, Resident Empowerment Program, Contra Costa Interfaith HousingJustine Rawlings, Contra Costa Interfaith Housing
12:15 PM - Local Power-building Lunch
1:15 PM - Panel: Building on the Power of Partnerships
1:15 PM - Panel: Building on the Power of Partnerships
Moderator: Gloria Bruce, East Bay Housing OrganizationsPanelists:
Jim Becker, RCF ConnectsBill Lindsay, Retired Richmond City ManagerGeorgette Bhathena, Partnership for the Bay Area's Future, San Francisco FoundationRay Bramson, Destination: HomeAngela Jenkins, Kaiser Permanente
2:20 PM - The Power of Story to Change Minds and Inspire Action presented by Tihi Hayslett
4:20 PM - Call to Action
Rev. Dr. Fred Weidmann, Hillcrest Congregational Church
4:30 PM - Adjourn
Thank you our sponsors!
Location / Venue
- Add to Calendar
- Address:
- 320 Civic Drive
- Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
- USA
- Time:
- Jun 03, 2019 08:30 am to
- Jun 03, 2019 04:30 pm
Champion
Patron
Benefactor
Supporter
Friend
Campaign to Support Richmond Community Foundation
Richmond Community Foundation continues to strive for healthy, thriving communities that are safe and diverse: where families flourish and children are given new hope for a bright and abundant future through five key areas: Community Growth, Health, Quality Education, Restoring Neighborhoods and Public Safety.
Albums
No albums yet.
-
Sherry Peralta gave a $65 donation
-
An anonymous donation of $2,500 has been made
-
Erika Jensen gave a $65 donation
-
SAA | EVI Development gave a $250 donation
-
Todd Floyd gave a $250 donation
-
John Eckstrom gave a $1,000 donation
-
Self-Help FCU gave a $250 donation
-
First 5 Contra Costa & The Family Economic Security Partnership (Fesp) gave a $2,500 donation