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On this episode of Action Items, we discuss how third spaces can empower individuals experiencing homelessness; Pink Boots Society gives women in the brewing industry a place to call their own; and The Residences at The Sawyer plans to have homeowners move in by the end of 2017.
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Our annual salute to women in leadership
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Action Items: Lifting People Out of Homelessness
Crest Saechao and Rivkah Sass discuss how third spaces can help serve homeless community members
On this episode of Action Items, Crest Saechao, director of DECODE and bootcamp curriculum at Hacker Lab, joins Rivkah Sass, executive director of Sacramento Public Library, and host Tre Borden to discuss the role of third spaces in addressing homelessness.
A Sisterhood of Beer
Sacramento’s chapter of Pink Boots Society aims to give women in the brewing industry a place to call their own
Historically, the beer game has been just for men: Commercials for big brands have often shown guys clinking bottles together around a grill, or fly fishing while someone pulls a cold can out of the ice chest. The message was clear: Beer is manly, and you are made masculine by drinking it.
But, more recently, we are seeing females incorporated into this picture.
Luxury Living
The Residences at The Sawyer bring high-class homes and convenience to downtown Sacramento
A vibrant urban core is one in which the people who live there never even have to leave the neighborhood to experience concerts, sporting events and live entertainment, and who can walk to bustling restaurants of all food genres.