Our Shared History: How We Became Neighbors speakers Tami Bell, Keith Bell, and Yvonne Coleman-Harris and moderator Juanita Douglas shared their history in Marin City. Keith Bell showed his documentary on his great Grand father, Daniel Brown, who worked for the Kent family.  Marin's Kentfield was named after the Kent family.

Come to the Table dinner night before forum titled Our Shared History: How We Became Neighbors

Education - Caring For Our Kids

Dinner and Conversation. 25 Marin City residents and 25 residents from other parts of Marin break bread together, fellowship, and develop friendships.

Education- Caring For Our Kids

Special guest speakers Bettie Hodges, Hannah Project Founder and Executive Director; LaResha Huffman, Sausalito Marin City School District Superintendent; and Stevie Lee, Horizon Community School Executive Director address the successes, the challenges, and the future of education for Marin City students.

Housing Justice? Not For All!

Royce McLemore, Leah Rothstein, and Barbara Bogard discuss the struggle Marin City residents have fighting for housing justice. Despite it being in one of the wealthiest counties in the country, Marin City and it's residents continue to experience the racism that doesn't allow people of color to enjoy the benefits of acquiring generational wealth through home ownership. Instead, Marin County simply adds housing that they describe as "affordable" housing, but is not nearly affordable for most Marin City residents. .

Jahon Pride and Friends kept the crowd dancing, singing, and praising all night.