Sacramento changemaker Simon Yeh chooses ‘darn rewarding’ work at food closet over corporate career

Sacramento changemaker Simon Yeh chooses ‘darn rewarding’ work at food closet over corporate career

Sharing this profile I really enjoyed writing for The Bee/Nehemiah Leaders Program's annual Changemakers series in which we profile 60 locals dedicated to serving their communities. Simon Yeh went from managing billions of dollars for worldwide companies to directing a south Sacramento food closet.

I cover a lot of things for work that leave me feeling deflated about all of our social problems, but after meeting Simon at the SSIP food closet I walked away heartened by his attitude and the work that the he and his staff/volunteers did to serve our neighbors who are in the most need.

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u/BeeEduReporter — 2 months ago
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The license plate reading technology Sacramento uses instead of Flock Safety

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I've initiated a number of public records requests regarding the city's use of ALPRs and other surveillance technology, so there will be more to report soon.

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Sales tax measure for safer Sacramento streets fails to make November ballot

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u/BeeEduReporter — 3 months ago

Sacramento to divest from Lockheed Martin under new ethical investment policy

The city of Sacramento will divest from Lockheed Martin under a new city investment policy that advocates say will restrict the city from investing public funds in companies that “profit from human suffering.”

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u/BeeEduReporter — 4 months ago