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Jordan Killebrew posted an update 3 hours, 20 minutes ago
With local government and nonprofit agencies looking for creative ways to address the ever-growing need for affordable housing, Quail Springs Permaculture in the Cuyama Valley is advocating for natural building as one of the solutions to this crisis.
“We believe that there should be an accessible way for all of us to provide sustainable forms of shelter for ourselves and our families – as we have throughout human history – and not have so many people living on the street,” said Sasha Rabin, Natural Building Director at Quail Springs.
Learn more about Quail Springs, educational opportunities, and natural building advocacy in Santa Barbara County: http://bit.ly/QuailSprings2020
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Prontopia posted an update 7 hours, 40 minutes ago
As the number of travelers has steadily increased worldwide, backlash has begun to ensue from residents of popular destinations, and questions have arisen regarding the long-term viability of the industry’s current practices. Can the local economies of high-traffic destinations float the impacts of millions of tourists? And how can we do better, both individually and systematically? http://bit.ly/2PprGif
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Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History wrote a new post, Two Years After Fire and Flood: Summary of Research Outcomes & Next Steps 4 days, 6 hours ago
On Sunday, January 26, more than 300 community members filled the Museum’s Fleischmann Auditorium to hear from scientists and local experts about the impacts of the Thomas Fire and January 9 debris flows two y […]
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WaveComm wrote a new post, Women United hosts 2nd Annual Classic Storybook Luncheon March 3rd to benefit United Way of Santa Barbara County’s Youth Education Programs 5 days, 1 hour ago
Some of the 200 Women United 2019 luncheon guests: Arlene Hugh, Karla Parker, Jelinda DeVorzon, Lenka Tinka, Angelie Kahmann, Andria Kahmann, and Ursula Nesbitt. Women United, an affinity group of United W […]
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WaveComm wrote a new post, Housing Authority Of The City Of Santa Barbara Opens Johnson Court, The First Housing Development in Santa Barbara for Homeless Veterans 5 days, 3 hours ago
On Friday, February 14th, the Housing Authority Of The City Of Santa Barbara (HACSB) came together with the community to celebrate the grand opening of Johnson Court – the first housing development in Santa […]
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Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara wrote a new post, Robertson Appointed Scholarship Foundation President and CEO 6 days, 22 hours ago
Barbara Robertson, who has held a succession of finance, operations, and administrative positions with several area nonprofit organizations, has been named president and CEO of the Scholarship Foundation of Santa […]
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Family Service Agency wrote a new post, Youth Mental Health First Aid Training Expands to Santa Maria, Lompoc 1 week ago
Parents, Teachers, Others Urged to ‘Be The Difference’ Family Service Agency of Santa Barbara County, Mental Wellness Center, and the Youthwell Coalition have partnered to provide Youth Mental Health First Aid […]
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Prontopia posted an update 1 week, 1 day ago
We had a wonderful time showing one of our Prontopia local assistants in Venice, Erica, around historic San Francisco this past week! Prontopia local assistants do such a great job of showing us the hearts of their cities – and we were happy to do the same on our little side of the world.
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Jordan Killebrew posted an update 1 week, 4 days ago
Yesterday, the Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara (HACSB) awarded the Santa Barbara Foundation with their 2019 Community Partner of the Year Award.
The Foundation is honored to be a partner of HACSB on many important community projects, including the Johnson Court veteran housing development – which officially opens today!
Learn more about SBF’s relationship with the Housing Authority, the grand opening of Johnson Court, and more: http://bit.ly/HousingAuthorityAward
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christinaferguson wrote a new post, Celebrating an Accessible Community in Santa Barbara 1 week, 4 days ago
Hillside residents living life to its fullest thanks to mobility aids, projects for people with disabilitiesJoanne Polacco and Regina Diaz with State Parks Recreation Specialist Kate Wilson and Supervising Ranger […]
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