What does the Homeless State of Emergency really mean for poor people?

The Homeless State of Emergency is in the headlines and in the mouths of politicians, but what does it mean for people experiencing homelessness in San Francisco? Join us for a Town Hall discussion on what it means for our city to declare a Homeless State of Emergency as well as how to respond to the real emergency that has kept people poor and homeless for decades.

This conversation will be happening at St. Anthony's Foundation on Wednesday, May 4th from 1:30-5:30 PM. Join us to learn, share information, & activate towards solutions to SF's current homeless crisis. Dinner will be provided. Spanish translation will be available.

Co-Sponsors:
AIDS Housing Alliance
Compass Family Services
Dolores Street Community Services
Drug Policy Alliance
Episcopal Community Services
Eviction Defense Collaborative
The Gubbio Project
Mission Neighborhood Resource Center
Hamilton Family Center
Homeless Emergency Service Providers Association (HESPA)
Homeless Youth Alliance
Hospitality House
Larkin Street Youth Services
St. Anthony's Foundation
St. Francis Challenge
Swords to Plowshares
Western Regional Advocacy Project (WRAP)