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Join Generation Housing for a Screening of Fault Lines, in Santa Rosa

The Bay Area’s housing crisis has reached a breaking point—rising costs, homelessness, and displacement are threatening communities across California. Join Generation Housing for a powerful screening of Fault Lines, a film that humanizes housing insecurity and sparks vital conversations on affordability and community advocacy.

The film will be followed by an insightful panel discussion featuring:

• Ben Metcalf: Managing Director of the Terner Center for Housing Innovation at UC Berkeley,
• Caroline Bañuelos: Santa Rosa Council Member
• Todd David: Political Director of Abundant SF
• Karin Demarest: Panel Moderator

Program Schedule:

• 5:00 PM – Doors Open
• 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM Film Screening & Panel Discussion

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California voters face a critical moment this November. Proposition 1 (The Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act of 2026) offers an unprecedented $11.25 billion investment to build affordable housing, tackle homelessness, and expand homeownership.

At the same time, measures like Proposition 43 threaten vital local revenues by raising the voter threshold for funding public services to a two-thirds majority.

To help inform our community on what’s at stake, on September 30, Generation Housing is teaming up with housing leaders across the Bay Area for an educational webinar about the facts of Prop 1 and Prop 43.

Hosted By: East Bay Housing Organizations, Generation Housing, Call Marin Home, Housing Santa Cruz County, Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County, SV@Home, and All Home.

For information about voting or ballot initiatives on California’s November ballot, visit the California Secretary of State Official Voter Information Guide

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Community change can start over a glass of wine.

Join us at Paradise Ridge Winery in Santa Rosa for a joyful afternoon of creativity hosted by local artist, entrepreneur, and Gen H Housing Hero Alana Tillman of ArtXcursion.

Born with a condition affecting her arms and hands, Alana learned to paint around her condition and uses art to bring people together. She will provide all materials and step-by-step guidance—no experience needed! Choose a home-inspired design (or bring a photo of your own home) and leave with your own masterpiece, new connections, and a deeper understanding of Generation Housing’s inspiring vision to build vibrant communities where everyone has a place to call home.

• Tickets: $55 (Includes canvas, all materials, a glass of wine, and a $15 donation to Gen H)

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