FAST
FORWARD
BERKELEY

Berkeley has always been a place where ideas arrive early.

The university, the labs, the streets. They've all produced thinking that changed the world before the world was ready.

But ideas alone don't build a city people can afford to live in.

Housing costs push out the people who make Berkeley work. Teachers, students, artists, small business owners.

Technology is reshaping the local economy faster than policy can follow.

The question isn't whether change is coming. It's whether Berkeley decides who benefits.

This means investing in public infrastructure, protecting access to education, and making sure innovation serves the community that sparked it.

The tools are here. The people are here. Now it's time to fast forward Berkeley.