Since the pandemic began, state and local officials have been racing against time to get homeless Californians off the streets and into shelter, but after a year of effort, will the progress that's been made last? 

On this edition of How to Bay Area, we're going to discuss how advocates are hoping to build on the momentum of the past year and move closer to ending the region's homelessness crisis once and for all. 

Guests: 
Danny Goddard, formerly homeless San Jose resident
Andrea Urton, chief executive officer, HomeFirst Services of Santa Clara County
Margot Kushel, professor of medicine, UCSF | director, UCSF Center for Vulnerable Populations

Host: Keith Menconi 

Since the pandemic began, state and local officials have been racing against time to get homeless Californians off the streets and into shelter, but after a year of effort, will the progress that's been made last?&nbsp;
On this edition of How to Bay Area, we're going to discuss how advocates are hoping to build on the momentum of the past year and move closer to ending the region's homelessness crisis once and for all.&nbsp;
Guests:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Danny Goddard, formerly homeless San Jose resident</li>
<li>Andrea Urton, chief executive officer, HomeFirst Services of Santa Clara County</li>
<li>Margot Kushel, professor of medicine, UCSF | director, UCSF Center for Vulnerable Populations</li>
</ul>
Host: Keith Menconi&nbsp;

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