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More Housing Near Public Transit: Relocating The Bay Area’S Poor, Maneesha Birdee
More Housing Near Public Transit: Relocating The Bay Area’S Poor, Maneesha Birdee
Poverty Law Conference & Symposium
Housing discrepancy, coupled with an environmental push set in place a decade ago to reduce car-based greenhouse gas emissions, propelled a housing and public transportation bill. Senator Scott Weiner, along with Senator Nancy Skinner and Assembly Member Phil Ting, created Senate Bill 827 (“Bill”). The Bill proposes building denser housing near public transportation, thereby allowing more people to live close to their jobs. The Bill was introduced in January 2018 and sparked feverous debate over California housing. It was amended two times—once in March 2018 and once in April 2018. Two weeks after its April amendment, in a lively senate …
Poverty Law Symposium 2018, Michele Benedetto Neitz
Poverty Law Symposium 2018, Michele Benedetto Neitz
Poverty Law Conference & Symposium
Presentations:
Ladie Adriano: “Child Support Enforcement and the Incarcerated Obligor”
Stephanie Huang: “Civil Gideon for Family Law”
Devin Fathi: “Systematic Inequality of the Third Gender”
Gisele Martinez: “California’s Death Penalty and Proposition 66”
Jordan Davis: “Legalize It: Cash Crop or Tool of Economic Oppression”
Harris Emran: “Support Your Local Bondsman; Get Arrested”
Maneesha Birdee: “More Housing Near Public Transit: Relocating the Bay Area’s Poor”
Douglas Blatecky: “Safe Injection Sites in San Francisco”
Minna Fernan: “Criminalization of Homeless People in San Francisco is not the Answer”
John Adams: “When Yesterday’s Choices are Making for Tomorrow’s Bad Decisions: How California may Tackle …