Community Education

We build public understanding of the gender-specific challenges in housing by raising awareness and educating communities. Through storytelling, outreach, and resources, it mobilizes the public to support solutions and engage in advocacy.

• Free Your Mind SF Pop-Up. In January 2025, we were proud to partner with SF SafeHouse and the Department on the Status of Women to support Free Your Mind SF, a powerful community mental health initiative focused on serving women experiencing housing instability, sexual exploitation, or trafficking. The pop-up was held at the Hope Center in the Tenderloin, and offered vital healthcare and resource navigation support in a safe, trauma-informed space. This event was part of a broader campaign using storytelling, podcasting, and social media to uplift marginalized voices, and shared our commitment to community-led solutions that center the mental wellness and dignity of all women.