Reuse Innovation: Policies, Programs, and Technology Making Reuse a Reality in the Bay Area.
Hear a panel of experts introduce their innovative reuse solutions to reduce consumption-based emissions that make the SF Bay Area a laboratory for reuse. Moderated by Miriam Gordon of Story of Stuff, this panel comprises reuse service providers, local government, technical assistance programs, event organizers and venues that are helping to accelerate reuse initiatives and systems throughout the SF Bay Area.
Through real-world examples and firsthand insights, our panelists will showcase successful reuse systems, discuss challenges and opportunities, and share practical solutions for businesses, municipalities, and individuals looking to adopt reusable alternatives.
Panelists
Evelyn Ferreira, Zero Waste and Compliance Lead for SFO Airport
Leading the transition to reusable food ware and dishwashing services at SFO to support the airport’s zero waste goals.
Hilary Near, Commercial Zero Waste Senior Coordinator, City and County of San Francisco Helping local businesses ditch disposables through policy support and technical assistance.
Peter Mui, Founder, Fixit Clinic
Empowering communities to repair and extend the life of consumer goods, reducing landfill waste.
Julie Wedge, CA State Director, ReThink Disposable
Supporting food service operations in transitioning to reusables, reducing waste, and saving money.
Ben Schleifer, Center for Environmental Health Helping schools convert to reusables and teaching kids to be conscious consumers.
Cher Lei, Co-Founder, Cyclei
Integrating reusable packaging into curbside collection with innovative return logistics solutions.
Marria Evbuoma, Founder, Rotation Community Services
Providing zero waste event planning, reuse training, and litter abatement programs in Oakland.
Moderated by Miriam Gordon, Reuse Director, The Story of Stuff
Agenda
2:30pm: Doors Open
3:00pm: Panel discussion
4:00pm: Q&A
Event Location and Capacity:
In the Mission District near the 16th st. Bart. Will show the exact address once you register.
We have a limited Capacity of 120, first come first serve. So come when doors open and socialize!!!
Organizers
Reusable Alameda County and Reusable SF
Our Collaborators: Reusable Alameda County and Reuse SF are a coalition of nonprofits, reuse companies, local governments and NGOs working to accelerate the use of reusables in the bay area.
Sponsors
The Story of Stuff Project
StopWaste
Reusable SF
Dubara, eco-friendly events
Manny's
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