As climate change and sea level rise increase flood risk to shoreline and inland communities, the cost to adapt can seem daunting. Public dollars alone won’t cut it. In this session, thought leaders from the Bay Area to the East Coast will share insights for how we pay to address resilience -- from innovative insurance, bonds, development incentives, public and private partnerships, and more.

Join SPUR and SFE for a Climate Month conversation to discuss what it will take to put San Francisco on a credible path toward circularity. This event invites policymakers, practitioners, and community members to engage with the roadmap and help shape the next steps for implementation.

Join us for a panel discussion bringing together leaders from public health, emergency management, and California's technology infrastructure alongside practitioners working on AI tools for climate adaptation and crisis response. The conversation will focus on what responsible, equitable deployment of AI for climate and disaster response could look like in practice.

SPUR hosts a conversation with Mayor of San José Matt Mahan to explore his policy priorities and vision for the future of California. This session offers a deep dive into his leadership approach and strategies for addressing state challenges like housing, transportation, and climate resilience. Attendees will gain firsthand insight into how he plans to navigate economic opportunity and lead the state in the years ahead.

Join De Peter Yi, Assistant Professor in Architecture at the University of Cincinnati, for a talk and board game workshop imagining new housing models through a creative reading of zoning laws SB 9 and SB 684, recent California reforms that can reshape residential neighborhoods.

Celebrate the season at the SPUR Spring Social, a high-energy evening of networking designed for SPUR business members. Connect with fellow leaders in a relaxed atmosphere and share your ideas for what programs you would like SPUR to hold.

Every election, the SPUR Voter Guide provides in-depth analysis and recommendations on the complex measures up for vote. Join our policy staff in San Francisco as they discuss the local and state measures on the June primary ballot measures. This beloved tradition will provide you with clear insights and SPUR’s stance on the important issues. Grab your ballot and your brew, and join us in person for this San Francisco spotlight event. Don't miss your chance to get informed and connect with your community in a fun and engaging setting!

Learn about how AB 1903 corrects the imbalance in the current construction defect claim system to ensure that homeowners get the repairs they need in a timely way, while also creating more entry-level homeownership opportunities for the people of California. This program features remarks from Assemblymember Buffy Wicks and is co-presented by California YIMBY, Housing Action Coalition and SPUR.

Every election, the SPUR Voter Guide provides in-depth analysis and recommendations on the complex measures up for vote. Join our policy staff in Oakland as they discuss the local and state measures on the June primary ballot measures. This beloved tradition will provide you with clear insights and SPUR’s stance on the important issues. Grab your ballot and your brew, and join us in person for this Oakland spotlight event. Don't miss your chance to get informed and connect with your community in a fun and engaging setting!

Every election, the SPUR Voter Guide provides in-depth analysis and recommendations on the complex measures up for vote. Join our policy staff in San José as they discuss the local and state measures on the June primary ballot measures. This beloved tradition will provide you with clear insights and SPUR’s stance on the important issues. Grab your ballot and your brew, and join us in person for this San José spotlight event. Don't miss your chance to get informed and connect with your community in a fun and engaging setting!

Come hear from Lindsay Sturman, co-founder of the Livable Communities Initiative, about how Los Angeles can reimagine its city and address the housing, mobility, and climate crises at the same time.