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Home is a Hotel Screening and Reception

Home is a Hotel Documentary Film Screening and Reception

Join UWBA to celebrate the launch of our new Learn, Understand, Act initiative – an awareness and education project that will help community members understand the Bay Area’s housing challenges and play an active role in building solutions. The event includes a special screening of Home is a Hotel.

 

The event will begin with a reception to learn about the Learn, Understand, Act project followed by a screening of “Home is a Hotel” which introduces us to a portrait of life on the margins in the most expensive city in the country. Filmed over 5 years, this feature-length documentary looks at inequality in San Francisco through the lens of five residents as they fight to stay housed. The film features a mosaic of strangers bound together by their reliance on this system of Single Room Occupancy hotels to keep a roof over their heads and homelessness at bay.

 

After the event, we’ll hold a Q&A with the documentary’s director, Kevin Wong and producer, Kar Yin Tham, moderated by Karen Nemsick, UWBA Director Housing Justice.

 

Looking forward to having you part of this discussion and initiative!

 

Details

What

Home is a Hotel Documentary Film Screening and Reception

 

When

June 5, 2024
5:00 – 7:30 PM

 

Where

Google Nonprofit Space
188 Embarcadero
San Francisco, CA 94105
(use the entrance on the Embarcadero located behind the Aurora by Ruth Asawa Sculpture)

 

Interested? Please Register Below!

 
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