KQED's Forum Daniel Lurie Tried to End Poverty in the City. Now He Wants to Be Mayor.
Oct 10, 2024
Daniel Lurie, founder of Tipping Point Community and a mayoral candidate, dives into his vision for San Francisco. He reflects on his upbringing influenced by his father's legacy as a rabbi, emphasizing public service. Lurie tackles chronic homelessness, advocating for innovative solutions and systemic reforms. He highlights the need for accountability in nonprofits amid crises like fentanyl addiction. Passionate about revitalizing the city, he discusses grassroots fundraising and the importance of community representation to drive transformative change.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
From Childhood to Community Action
05:02 • 6min
Tackling Chronic Homelessness in San Francisco
11:31 • 8min
Accountability and Community Impact
19:47 • 10min
Education, Accountability, and Leadership
30:04 • 6min
Reform and Revitalization: A Candidate's Vision for San Francisco
35:56 • 18min
Addressing Urban Poverty: Aspirations and Challenges
54:16 • 2min