Students Partner With Facebook to Build Affordable Housing
High school students took a plan for housing for low income families that they took to Facebook and got donations to create this project.
Estudiantes hispanos crean solución para viviendas asequibles en la Bahía
Students take a plan for housing for low income families to Facebook, and get funding for it. In Spanish.
High Schoolers’ Big Idea to Mend Housing Crisis Gets Big Corporate Backing
A million-dollar pilot project is aiming to take a bite out the Bay Area’s housing crisis by making accessory dwelling units more affordable. KCBS Radio reporter Keith Menconi says much of the funding is coming from Facebook, but the idea for the plan was cooked up by low-income youth.
These students had a housing idea. Facebook listened. Now, it’s becoming reality
High school students took a plan for housing for low income families that they took to Facebook and got donations to create this project.
Bay Area students pitched housing solution to Facebook, social media leader listened
High school students took a plan for housing for low income families that they took to Facebook and got donations to create this project.
4th Grade Urban Designers
This video features 4th graders from Malcolm X elementary showing a bit of their designs for the Y-PLAN|RBD project. They talk about why they care about sea level rise.
Two Way Bay: Estuary Leaders Reflect on Resilience
This 8-minute film interviews eight directors of water quality, restoration, and environmental programs around the San Francisco Estuary about their experience of the 2017-2018 Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge. ESTUARY News asked these leaders — some of whom also sit on the SF Estuary Partnership’s Estuary Blueprint Implementation Committee — how the results of…
Young Urbanists Present Ideas For Living With Sea Level Rise
This is a segment from CBS Bay Area news that includes interviews from Y-PLAN students discussing their RBD projects
Flood Fair 2018 Interview
This is a video of interviews with different community members who attended the Flood Fair to learn more about sea level rise and community resilience.
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