For 12 months, a group of Latino parents participated in a workshop on everyday life photography aimed at highlighting the systemic barriers faced by immigrant families in the city. Participants focused on two themes for their images: the impact of immigration on the family unit and quality time spent with their children.
A national, nonpartisan coordinating body, the new coalition will advocate for the Promise Neighborhoods Initiative and the program’s imperative work in increasing positive outcomes for children and families in high poverty communities across the United States.
Mission Economic Development Agency and Mission Housing Development Corporation will lead development of approximately 350 new affordable homes at 1979 Mission Street
An innovative free program provides immigrant women the opportunity to contribute to their community by offering professional services in one of its most pressing needs: early child care and education.
In light of San Francisco County Supervisor Hillary Ronen’s Mission Street vendor relocation mandate, the Mission Economic Development Agency reminds the community that we are here to provide free resources on how to navigate the impacts of this ban.
Allow us to introduce you to Born Again Thrift and Bay Area Revives, two businesses supported by the Business Development team of MEDA’s Fondo Adelante.
It was a truly memorable evening Oct. 12, when nearly 350 community members, funders and supporters celebrated in-person at the iconic San Francisco City Hall Rotunda and North Light Court ballroom.
Non-Profit announces the recipients of its annual awards which will be given during the ¡VIVA MEDA! 50 annual gala on October 12th.
For generations, this neighborhood has been a nurturing ground for Latino arts and culture, with numerous cultural institutions proudly showcasing their heritage.
Rafael Yaquian-Illescas reflects on his tenure as MEDA’s board chair, and the work that our organization is spearheading as we approach the eve of our 50th Anniversary celebration, iVIVA MEDA!, slated to be celebrated at the grandiose San Francisco City Hall on Thursday, October 12.
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