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Our quarterly live broadcast Connect the Bay is your connection to the issues that drive life around the Bay Area: housing, jobs, homelessness, transportation, climate change and the related "New Normal" of year round fire seasons and prospective disasters from earthquakes to floods.How do we work together to build a more resilient, more equitable region that has room for all? How can we reduce the disparities of income and opportunity that grow worse each year?
On June 30 at 5 pm, we presented our second edition of the program. And we're happy to say that we had two new partners for this work: CreaTV and San José Spotlight.
The subject of that program was gentrification and displacement around the Bay Area, from San José to Santa Rosa. We featured stories about Oakland and the Roseland neighborhood of Santa Rosa, and we'll be talking with elected officials, non-profit leaders and community members from the South Bay and the peninsula.
Remember: Connect the Bay starts with you.
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. about any Bay Area topic right now, and include contact information if you'd like us to be directly in touch. We may include your question or comment on the air during our show.
Send us your questions on Twitter (@norcalpublic) and Facebook (@norcalpublicmedia) with the hashtag “#connectthebay”.
On Instagram include a photo of your community, letting us know how the picture connects to the issue of gentrification, and ask a question in the caption.
You can participate in the conversation here on this page, by logging your comments in the discussion board to the upper right.
Watch our first broadcast (from Sunday March 31, 2019). In this first episode, we jexamine the region's top challenge: housing. We hear from experts and from those whose voices aren't usually included in these discussions. Find us on KRCB TV in the North Bay, KPJK TV in the South Bay, and KRCB FM Radio 91.
(Just Added! Follow up interview with Sonoma County Board of Supervisors Chair David Rabbitt)
