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TWITTER . ZENDESK . YAMMER
San Francisco’s Tenderloin district has the highest concentration of homeless persons (44%), comprises the highest proportion of residents living in poverty (69.7%) with a per capita income of $14,556 compared to San Francisco’s average of $73,802, and of the population … Continue reading
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BETTER HOMES & GARDENS TODAY
Installation & Public Project by Christopher Statton and Megan Wilson October 1 – 31, 2014 with Events October 29 & 30 ATA (Artists’ Television Access) 992 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA 94110 In October 2014, artists Christopher Statton and Megan … Continue reading
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Tagged At The Crossroads, ATA, Better Homes & Gardens Today, betterhomesandgardenstoday.org, Christopher Statton, Coalition On Homelessness, Facebook, Google, Gubbio Project, homelessness, Megan Wilson, San Francisco, Tech Companies, Twitter, X Artists' Television Access, Yammer, Zendesk
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The Gentrification of our Livelihoods: Everything Must Go… by Megan Wilson
We Lose Space, Installation by Megan Wilson and Gordon Winiemko, San Francisco Art Commission Grove Street Gallery (across from SF City Hall), San Francisco, CA, 2000, photo by Megan Wilson New Feature on Stretcher: Preface: When I began researching and … Continue reading
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