Davis Futures Forum & Cool Davis presents David Garcia

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David Garcia, Policy Director with the UC Berkeley Terner Center for Housing Innovation, frames the conversation with some housing history and lead into ideas on housing policy, as well as some thoughts regarding construction costs of affordable housing.

David's talk is followed by a diverse panel of Davis stakeholders to present a Davis perspective on the issue.

Presented by Cool Davis and Davis Futures Forum.

Recorded by Davis Media Access on February 7, 2018.

The 24th Annual City of Davis Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration

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A remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Davis Varsity Theater.

With a theme of  "Equity in Education & STEM - Realizing the Dream!",  Davis Media Access was there to record on January 15, 2018.

Featuring Davis Mayor Robb Davis, UC Davis Ph.D. student Nkechinyere Chidi-Ogbolu, keynote speaker Mariama Gray, dance performances by Afrovibes, the Davis Freedom Singers, and children from the Parents of African-American Children group.

You can watch the video here:

https://archive.org/details/MLK2018

In The Studio - 3D Bioprinting: Amazing!

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Lin Weaver hosts Marc Facciotti, UC Davis Associate Professor BME/GC, and Steven Lucero, UC Davis Development  Engineer, BME.

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topics discussed include: understanding 3D bioprinting, processes and materials used, the team lab at UC Davis, science futurism with video clip of what 3D bioprinting may be able to do in the future.

In The Studio - Paul's Place at 1111 H Street

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Martha Teeter hosts Bill Pride, Executive Director, Davis Community Meals & Housing.

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topics discussed include: the non-profit Davis Community Meals & Housing, facility at 1111 H street, Davis Opportunity Village non-profit micro-housing to house the homeless, Maria Ogyzials designed Paul's Place to replace & improve curretn and add 18 micro-homes for most vulnerable, community asset, privately funded.

The City Considers - Downtown Plan Advisory Committee

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The City has launched an effort to create a long-term vision for Davis's downtown. The process will span roughly two years, and project out two decades. Spearheaded by the Downtown Plan Advisory Committee, the process seeks to involve community members.  What's driving the process? How was the committee convened? A public workshop just wrapped Jan. 25; we'll hear about that and learn about additional opportunities for community involvement.