What will it take for San Franciscans to live safely in their homes after an earthquake? Which neighborhoods will be the most impacted? How much of our housing stock needs to be repairable so that we can recover quickly after a disaster? Come hear from Laurence Kornfield, Mary Comerio, David Bonowitz, Laura Dwelley-Samant, Chris Poland and Sarah Karlinsky as they explore these important questions and offer some solutions. A tour of SPUR’s Safe Enough to Stay exhibition will follow the forum.

Image credit: U.S. Geological Survey
Admission
$10 for non-members
Okay to bring lunch
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