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Show Notes – October 22, 2017
Our regularly scheduled program was pre-empted this month for a special live 2-hour program about the recovery from the devastating fires in the North Bay.
Greg Miraglia and Gary Carnivele co-hosted this special and talk with LGBT community leaders. They share their stories from the fire and talk about the long recovery ahead.
While the damage from the fires is unimaginable and unprecedented, it could have been even worse had it not been for the incredible work done by the firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMS professionals, and community leaders. First responders from around the world responded to our hour of need and we will be forever grateful.
Learn More
OutWatch Film Festival
Donate To Support Local Firefighters Who Lost A Home
Transcendence Theater Company
Listen to this edition of Outbeat News In Depth here
Fire Recovery Related Resources
Resources
For wildfire updates sign up for http://www.nixle.com.
For road closure updates, visit http://roadconditions.sonoma-county.org.
For housing, Airbnb’s Open Home program was activated last week.
The San Francisco Hotel Council and San Francisco Travel have partnered with Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau to provide discounted hotel rates at a number of hotels around the Bay Area, with some offering free breakfast, parking, and welcoming pets. For more information, contact Kevin Carroll, executive director, at [email protected] or visit, http://www.sonomavalley.com/fire.
Share Sonoma County is arranging housing for displaced residents. For more information, contact [email protected] or visit http://www.facebook.com/cityofpetaluma/posts/1594477753941501. To volunteer, visit the Petaluma People Services Center, 1500 Petaluma Boulevard, South, Petaluma.
Tech workers created a public Google doc listing free housing. Visit https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yeWV1dRiKFo8M1yX64–V6HLQZBSQSSenfqdoUnsiOI/edit – gid=0.
AMSI Real Estate Services, which has offices in Marin, San Francisco, and San Diego, opened up its vacant homes for temporary housing to fire victims and is helping people navigate insurance claims. For assistance, call (415) 447-2000 or email [email protected].
To volunteer, visit https://docs.google.com/document/d/14ZhXDNaL260p5OempaFbCrsYBe_5pvNvDqV7xcwn95s/preview.
Mendocino’s North Coast Opportunities Volunteer Network, call (707) 462-1959 or visit http://www.ncoinc.org/programs/volunteer-network.
Napa’s Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership has a place where people can find volunteer opportunities and sign up to help. Visit https://cvnl.
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Our regularly scheduled program was pre-empted this month for a special live 2-hour program about the recovery from the devastating fires in the North Bay.
Greg Miraglia and Gary Carnivele co-hosted this special and talk with LGBT community leaders. They share their stories from the fire and talk about the long recovery ahead.
While the damage from the fires is unimaginable and unprecedented, it could have been even worse had it not been for the incredible work done by the firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMS professionals, and community leaders. First responders from around the world responded to our hour of need and we will be forever grateful.
Learn More
OutWatch Film Festival
Donate To Support Local Firefighters Who Lost A Home
Transcendence Theater Company
Listen to this edition of Outbeat News In Depth here
Fire Recovery Related Resources
Resources
For wildfire updates sign up for http://www.nixle.com.
For road closure updates, visit http://roadconditions.sonoma-county.org.
For housing, Airbnb’s Open Home program was activated last week.
The San Francisco Hotel Council and San Francisco Travel have partnered with Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau to provide discounted hotel rates at a number of hotels around the Bay Area, with some offering free breakfast, parking, and welcoming pets. For more information, contact Kevin Carroll, executive director, at [email protected] or visit, http://www.sonomavalley.com/fire.
Share Sonoma County is arranging housing for displaced residents. For more information, contact [email protected] or visit http://www.facebook.com/cityofpetaluma/posts/1594477753941501. To volunteer, visit the Petaluma People Services Center, 1500 Petaluma Boulevard, South, Petaluma.
Tech workers created a public Google doc listing free housing. Visit https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yeWV1dRiKFo8M1yX64–V6HLQZBSQSSenfqdoUnsiOI/edit – gid=0.
AMSI Real Estate Services, which has offices in Marin, San Francisco, and San Diego, opened up its vacant homes for temporary housing to fire victims and is helping people navigate insurance claims. For assistance, call (415) 447-2000 or email [email protected].
To volunteer, visit https://docs.google.com/document/d/14ZhXDNaL260p5OempaFbCrsYBe_5pvNvDqV7xcwn95s/preview.
Mendocino’s North Coast Opportunities Volunteer Network, call (707) 462-1959 or visit http://www.ncoinc.org/programs/volunteer-network.
Napa’s Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership has a place where people can find volunteer opportunities and sign up to help. Visit https://cvnl.