Chancellor’s Community Leaders Breakfast

Bancroft H otel, UC Berkeley

Y-PLAN and OUSDAfrican American Male Achievement Initiative

Proposal 1: Arts + Murals

Honor Oakland youth who have been killedBART stations look bland without art. Let’s make the stations more attractive so people feel good when they take BART. We propose

launching a social media contest to reach a wide-range of community members to submit mural ideas to honor the lives of Oakland youth

who have been killed.

Proposal 2: Community Protectors

Eyes & Ears of the StreetMembers of the Oakland community who oversee

station safety, who are trained in nonviolent conflict mediation and are unarmed and

unaffiliated with the police force

TRAINS: MORE CHARGING STATIONS, HOT SPOTS, DIGITAL BOARDS, CARS

STATIONS: HEAT LAMPS, LIGHTING, WIFI, CHARGING STATION, AD BOARD

NEW MACHINES: PUNCH IN PRICE, CLIPPER CARD, DISCOUNT TICKETS

SOLAR POWER → *store energy and digitize booth for employee benefit

Proposal 3: BART-TECH

“A modern day feel for society which allows kids of today to interact with one another. As students we

are looking for a safe, and comforting “away place” we can rely on during times of hardship. As

a community through 2017, we are losing more and more innocent teens who have not yet been given the chance to become something in life. By

the day, less and less kids are growing up with positive role models, which is silently corrupting

our society.”

People’s Park/Telegraph District Partnership

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RichmondBUILD

RichmondBUILD was launched in 2007 as a public-private partnership focused on developing talent and skill in the

construction and renewable energy fields.

From: http://www.ci.richmond.ca.us/1243/RichmondBUILD

Photo © Scot Goodman

Berkeley 2020 Vision for Children and Youth Collaborative

The 2020 Vision Collaborative is currently working to make Berkeley acommunity in which:

All Children Enter Kindergarten Ready to Learn

All Children Read Proficiently by the End of the Third Grade

All Children Attend School

All Children Graduate from High School – Ready for College and Career

Image by: http://www.berkeleyschools.net

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Berkeley High School Bridge ProgramPositive trends continue for this initial 20/20 project

This year's seniors (Cohort 3): all 26 are 4-year eligible21 have already been accepted with 2 pending admissions

3 others are eligible but are currently looking at financial and/or CC options

BUILD (Berkeley United in Literacy Development)

Athletics for All: Goalball

Photo © Scot Goodman Photo © Scot Goodman

Richmond’s Health in All Policies Strategy and Ordinance

Partnering with the school District