Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA) acquires 40-42 Sycamore Street after tenants’ long battle against evictions. Community organizations unite to safeguard decades-long Mission residents.
Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA) acquires 40-42 Sycamore Street after tenants’ long battle against evictions. Community organizations unite to safeguard decades-long Mission residents.
[Leer en español] Families are often focused on enrolling their children in educational institutions, but the learning experience doesn’t have to stop at the end of the school day. After-school programs offer a plethora of opportunities for children to expand their horizons, explore new interests, and build valuable life skills. Mission Promise Neighborhood partners—Jamestown Community…
A vibrant celebration resonated through the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District as MEDA commemorated 50 remarkable years of dedicated community service.
A highlight during his last year as UnidosUS Board Chair, Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA) CEO Luis Granados spoke to thousands at the UnidosUS National Affiliate Luncheon during the organization’s national conference, The Power of US.
Almost three dozen Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA) team members and community supporters had the opportunity to experience the UnidosUS National Conference – ‘The Power of US’ in Chicago, Illinois.
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).
Juan Mesa and Luis Quiroz discuss the current state of business for LGBTQ+ owners in the Mission District and explored what to expect from Mission Lotería for the remainder of the year.
Amongst music, dance, food, and countless multi-cultural performances, thousands of people flocked to the streets of the Mission District to enjoy the festivities of Carnaval San Francisco during Memorial Day weekend.
Not being able to find a job left 42-year-old María Torres in a state of homelessness, but thanks to her determination, she can now talk about those months of anguish where she lived on the streets of San Francisco well in the past.
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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