ONN – Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf Heads Virtual Town Hall Meeting Of April 9th
The Mayor of Oakland, Libby Schaaf, headed this virtual town hall meeting, April 9th, 2020 (
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Prior to the one-hour-and-59 minute online event, the Mayor’s Office issued this email:
Hello Oakland,
We are meeting for a virtual Town Hall tonight at 6 p.m. on my social media channels Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube (with closed captioning).
As always, you can submit your questions in advance here.
This week we want to discuss mental health and strategies for well-being in these unprecedented times. We’ve invited an expert in the field, Dr. Alison Briscoe-Smith from the Wright Institute, to join us.
We will also hear updates on the city’s ongoing response and new resources from Alexandria McBride, City of Oakland’s Chief Resilience Officer.
For the latest news on worker’s benefits, we will be joined by Derek Schoonmaker, Worker’s Rights Directing Attorney, at Centro Legal de la Raza.
And for the latest information on housing and for renters, we’ll hear from Monique Berlanga, Tenants’ Rights Directing Attorney, from Centro Legal de la Raza.
Please submit questions to any of our guests in their field of expertise by clicking here.
We will answer all your questions live, so please tune in tonight at 6 p.m.
Stay tuned.
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