The journey for Maritza Arguello, originally from Nicaragua and a mother of two, began when she received news of a rent increase.
The journey for Maritza Arguello, originally from Nicaragua and a mother of two, began when she received news of a rent increase.
Ten years ago we set out with the audacious goal of countering the displacement of Latinx families from San Francisco’s Mission District with a people-of-color led team as a part of MEDA’s integrated umbrella of programs.
Dozens came out to celebrate the official grand opening of Casa Adelante – 681 Florida, a 9-story fossil-fuel-free building with 130 units of forever affordable housing in the Mission District developed and owned by Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA) and Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC).
El pasado 24 de diciembre, María Elena Rivas y su familia se pasaron a vivir a una de las unidades de Casa Adelante – 681 Florida, un nuevo edificio de vivienda 100% económica construido por MEDA.
As a 50-year-old community economic development organization deeply embedded in creating more affordable housing opportunities in San Francisco, MEDA understands how critical housing is to health.
MEDA’s Christopher Gil sat down with Aristos to discuss his vision for this scaled work with the community
Puts forward a vision of equity for the Latinx community of San Francisco, and beyond
The name says it all: A Promise Neighborhood is, indeed, a promise to a neighborhood
por Adriana Jones Lima (English follows Spanish) La familia Arriola Hernández vino a los Estados Unidos en los noventas y es originalmente de la Ciudad de México. Refugio llegó primero a los EEUU a continuar sus estudios y luego mandó por su esposa, Elvira. A poco tiempo Refugio aprendió que la vida estadounidense cuesta mucho…
by Community Leadership Development Manager Lucia Obregon The community needs your help. Please take 10 minutes now to let the City know of your housing needs by answering the San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) survey. It’s not easy being an artist these days, especially when housing in the Mission and San Francisco is so expensive…
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