Rebuild Potrero, San Francisco, California
Trauma-Informed Community Building Sets Stage for Neighborhood Revitalization. By Jeni Miller, Senior Research Associate at the Build Healthy Places Network. Read more The post Rebuild Potrero, San...
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The Partnership – Old
The Partnership for HOPE SF was established in 2011 by civic and philanthropic leaders who came together to support the City of San Francisco in creating new practices to achieve the ambitious vision...
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The Partnership
The Partnership for HOPE SF was established in 2011 by civic and philanthropic leaders who came together to support the City of San Francisco in creating new practices to achieve the ambitious vision...
View ArticleFour Communities
Alice Griffith Originally built in 1962 near the now-demolished Candlestick Park, Alice Griffith — known locally as “Double Rock”, received a $30.5 million HUD Choice Neighborhood Award in 2012. HOPE...
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Innovation & Learning
We’re not just driven. We’re data-driven, too. We are committed to tracking and measuring the impact of our investments to ensure that we are accountable to residents — and that our most successful...
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Mark’s Story
Photo by The National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities. Mark Joseph has spent 15 years analyzing the potential promise and pitfalls of mixed-income communities. In theory, a mixed-income...
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Black History Month
Malik Seneferu Malik is a Life Coach with the Phoenix Project* and a self-taught African American visual artist. He is best known for his artistic work throughout California and North America. “Being...
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Our Commitment to Racial Equity and Reparations
HOPE SF is an ambitious cross-sector initiative to transform San Francisco’s most disinvested neighborhoods into thriving, inclusive, mixed-income communities without displacing original residents....
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With California schools opening soon, kids lack needed tech to learn remotely
Betty Hunter and her son, Angel, 13, at Crocker Amazon Park in San Francisco on June 26, 2020. Hunter says that she and her son are very close and share a love of anime. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for...
View ArticleHOPE SF: The Story of Now
Download the final report produced by Social Policy Research Associates (SPR). HOPE SF The Story of Now provides a snapshot of HOPE SF residents using data from our government and non-profit partners....
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