Homeless Talk Santa Rosa
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PO Box 6008
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95404
Santa Rosa Avenue
Sonoma Avenue
Old Courthouse Square
95403
Corporate Center Parkway
Neighborhood Watch Program, Belvidere
1309 College Avenue
95402
*Homeless Talk is a city wide initiative to increase civic engagement and invite Santa Rosa residents to join facilitated conversations about homelessness.
* Results of these inclusive conversations will be presented in a large community forum and formally provided to city officials to effect change in our community.
What happened to the American Dream?
The Greatest Generation modeled the dream when they returned from WWII. They went back to school, got jobs, bought cars, stayed somewhat permanently in homes, and told their children to become educated, and become anything they wanted to be.
The Boomers were the most educated generation ever, and the most vocal about what they believed. As they entered the workforce, they changed how work was supported, expanding childcare and part-time employment. They moved away from home early, and into rentals together. They gave themselves vast amounts of information and communication.
Gen X, Xennials, and Millennials (born 1965 to 1980) grew up with parents who were increasingly indebted, job-fragmented, and family-stretched. Playtime became focused on inside activities and protected environments, and mostly in response to adult fear. A result was a growth in family and teen mental health caseloads.
Gen Z (born after 1995) experienced the worst of it. At the exact time when their brains in puberty needed experience taking risks and problem-solving, helicopter parents who over-protected in the world and under-protected on the internet, denied them the skills and opportunities to develop confidence and maturity. Their lives transformed from flip phones which captured images of the world to smart phones which negatively focused their world on themselves.
The American Dream has been greatly impacted by economic forces which have created huge class differences. It’s getting tougher to live in this world. But our own refusal to allow opportunities for our children to experience independence is undermining their ability to fight for themselves, and our American Dream.
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