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Project News | September 30, 2021

The Press Forward: Supporting Women in the Workplace

, in partnership with聽,聽recently published their 2021 Women in the Workplace report. Our project聽partner,聽, gathered news organizations to ensure voices across all industries were represented聽in this study. The report finds that a year and a half into the pandemic 鈥渨omen have made important gains in representation, and especially in senior leadership. But the pandemic continues to take a toll. Women are now significantly more burned out鈥攁nd increasingly more so than men.鈥 The Wall Street Journal also published a聽聽based on the McKinsey study.

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Gameheads: Startup Funding

Humble Games and 2K Foundations have each committed $40,000 to be split between two game development teams at . The resulting video games will be the first produced through Gameheads Studios. Gameheads is excited about these paid opportunities for students to work on their craft and gain industry exposure.聽Co-founder and Executive Director Damon Packwood is 鈥済rateful to industry leaders,聽Humble and 2K,聽for recognizing the enormous potential of [their] students as well聽as the need for less conventional support for their professional development.鈥

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Project Homeless Connect: Preparing for Cooler Weather

聽(PHC) has requested donations of sleeping bags as they prepare for dropping temperatures in the Bay Area. You can make in-kind donations or donate a new sleeping bag through their Amazon聽.

This fall, PHC also continues to offer their services including eye care, distribution of hygiene kits, rental assistance, help with DMV vouchers, etc. In their most recent newsletter, they highlighted their work providing services to participants in the Richmond neighborhood with the help of local volunteers.


Vision Zero Network: Bird Endorsement

Transportation company Bird has officially announced their support of聽.聽Bird, whose mission is to make cities more livable by reducing car usage, traffic, and carbon emissions, shares Vision Zero Network鈥檚 belief that everyone has the right to safe mobility.聽鈥淓nsuring safe聽mobility includes working with community partners to implement common sense, data-driven reforms like decreasing automobile speeds, investing in safe roadway designs,聽and other changes that prioritize the well-being of vulnerable road users,鈥 said Jenn Fox, program director at Vision Zero Network. 鈥淲e鈥檙e grateful to companies like Bird for supporting these efforts. When organizations come together to increase mobility safety, the positive ripple effects can be significant.鈥


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