Vivian Schwab

Vivian Schwab is an architect who works at the intersection of design, policy, and urban development, examining how cities reflect and reinforce political, economic, and environmental conditions within specific cultural contexts. Her work spans multiple scales of affordable housing. As a licensed California architect, she worked on affordable housing at building and urban scales. As … Read more

Natalie Kim

With a foundation in transformative organizing within schools and justice systems, and recent experience in community development in early childhood education, Natalie learned that lasting change begins with policy and coordinated collaboration. As a Partnership for the Bay’s Future Fellow, Natalie works with Alameda County Supervisor Miley’s office and My Eden Voice. In this role, … Read more

Molly Kron

Molly Kron has spent her career developing and executing programs and policies targeting systemic inequities through her work in local government and philanthropy. She brings over 10 years of experience in policy making, public financing, and philanthropic investments supporting the 3 P’s of housing: protection, preservation, and production. Most recently, Molly was a Senior Planner … Read more

Jaz Gonzalez

Jaz brings over a decade of experience in organizational effectiveness, program strategy, and project management across nonprofits and foundations. A first-generation college graduate, Jaz holds a B.S. in Community and Regional Development from UC Davis and an M.A. in Organizational Development from the University of San Francisco. Jaz previously served as a Program Officer at … Read more

Jared Murti

With a diverse background in housing and social services, Jared is excited to bring his experience to the Partnership for the Bay’s Future Fellowship. Jared’s early work with nonprofits highlighted the need for systemic solutions to support marginalized communities. This led him to pursue a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of San Francisco, … Read more

Kamene Ogidi

Kamene Ogidi is a third-culture Black immigrant living in Oakland and currently supporting the City of Richmond as a Fellow. Kamene holds a Masters in City Planning from UC Berkeley and previously Kamene worked as a neighborhood planner with the City & County of San Francisco’s Planning Department. While with the City of San Francisco, … Read more