In the News
- CivicMakers Stories: Canal AllianceCanal Alliance was honored to recently be mentioned in the CivicMakers newsletter, specifically in the good company of the other organizations featured in this issue.
- Tipping Point: Canal Alliance and Operational EfficiencyCanal Alliance was honored to be featured in a recent Tipping Point newsletter, calling out the ways in which we are working to leverage AI
- La ONG que ayuda a los inmigrantes a alcanzar sus sueños en EEUU – Migración SeguraMarcela Alarcón from Migración Segura talked to Laura Jímenez Diecks and Regina Vindel from Canal Alliance about the organization’s efforts to assist immigrants in Marin
- Bay Area Ferry Electrification Will Also Be Jobs Program for Local LatinosBy AUDREY MEI YI BROWN | SF Public Press A small crowd wearing slate blue suits and nautical whites gathered at the Embarcadero’s Pier 9 Friday morning, New
- San Rafael Schoolkids Grapple with Rising Canalby Audrey Mei Yi Brown | KneeDeep Times Emily DeLeon, 11, thought carefully about what she needed most in a home before spending her limited construction budget. She
- 4-day workweeks can boost efficiency, say North Bay employers, recruitersCHERYL SARFATY / THE NORTH BAY BUSINESS JOURNAL Monica Ravizza loves her job as director of programs at ExtraFood, a Marin County nonprofit that feeds the
- San Rafael Transit Center plan hits snagBy ADRIAN RODRIGUEZ | arodriguez@marinij.com | Marin Independent JournalSee the MIJ story here A multimillion-dollar plan to relocate the San Rafael Transit Center has run into an environmental hurdle
- Univisión: Canal Alliance Workers in Marin Enjoy a Four-Day Work WeekFor subtitles in English, click on Settings (wheel), then on Subtitles, followed by Auto Translate, and then select English. The workers at Canal Alliance in
- Editorial: Marin Community Foundation’s new strategy fits our timesBy MARIN IJ EDITORIAL BOARD Over its nearly 30 years of working to meet the needs of our county, the Marin Community Foundation has shifted its
- Marin Community Foundation unveils shift in grant approachBy: RICHARD HALSTEAD | MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL Introducing a change in strategy, the Marin Community Foundation will spend $30 million over the next three years to support
- New Marin partnership aims to break barriers to homeownershipBy: ADRIAN RODRIGUEZ | MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNALRead it from the North Bay Business Journal here Andrea Rounds of Novato said becoming a first-time homeowner in
- New Marin partnership aims to break barriers to homeownershipBy ADRIAN RODRIGUEZ | arodriguez@marinij.com | Marin Independent Journal Read the MIJ here Andrea Rounds of Novato said becoming a first-time homeowner in 2017 changed her life. “It’s like
- Clean Slate Program To Bring Free Legal Services To San Rafael Canal AreaByBay City News Service | SF GATE Several Marin County departments are offering free, walk-up legal assistance for residents in San Rafael’s Canal Area neighborhood
- Marin Community Foundation unveils shift in grant approachBy RICHARD HALSTEAD | rhalstead@marinij.com | Marin Independent Journal Visit the MIJ’s story here Introducing a change in strategy, the Marin Community Foundation will spend $30 million over the
- San Rafael students build tiny homes and new skillsBy KERI BRENNER | kbrenner@marinij.com | Marin Independent Journal Visit the MIJ’s story here San Rafael High School senior Bodhi Shipley was proud to see the results of 10