Category: Events

Action Opportunity: Urge the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors to Adopt a Rent Freeze & Evictions Moratorium

As many of you may know, there have been various attempts to get emergency renters’ protections put in place in the light of COVID-19. The situation has continued to evolve, and at times the facts on the ground have been less than clear. So let us first tell you what we know, and then let us inform you of what you can urgently do to help.

One San Mateo Meeting

What:
One San Mateo Meeting
When:
Wednesday, March 11 @ 7 P.M.
Where:
The Congregational Church of San Mateo
225 Tilton Ave. San Mateo

This meeting will be focused on identifying new policy priorities for One San Mateo to pursue. Come ready to think of new ways we can continue to expand the policy landscape around renters’ protections and more.

One San Mateo Meeting

What:
One San Mateo Meeting
When:
Wednesday, February 26th @ 7 P.M.
Where:
The Congregational Church of San Mateo
225 Tilton Ave. San Mateo

Please join us as we dig down on our work for the year. We’ve got some exciting events that we need to start working on right now. Let’s join hands and get it done!

One San Mateo Meeting

What:
One San Mateo Meeting
When:
Wednesday, February 12th @ 7 P.M.
Where:
The Congregational Church of San Mateo
225 Tilton Ave. San Mateo

We’ll be focusing on mapping out plans for the 2020 elections, as well as scoping out the possibilities for a Color of Law follow up event. We hope to have a good crowd, and a robust discussion! Looking forward to seeing you there!

[EVENT] Peninsula Wellness Community Town Hall

What:
Town Hall to discuss the Peninsula Health Care District’s plans for the former Peninsula Hospital site
When:
Thursday, January 30th @ 6 P.M.
Where:
Lane Community Room, Burlingame Public Library
480 Primrose Road, Burlingame

The Peninsula Health Care District has updated their plans for the former Peninsula Hospital site. Come learn more about those plans and continue to uphold the important principle that public land should be used for the greatest possible public good.