When I completed my term as LSB rep in 2004 I returned to community work including Berkeley in establishing (40) groups and social networks such as Disabled Berkeley seniors. In Oakland developing Artist Land Trust condo housing at the old Oakland Noodle Factory, working as a leader in the progressive community in SF, elected board member to Community Benefits District responsible for real community work in making the streets cleaner, safer as well as building alliances and coalitions between groups and diverse communities. In 2002 as the producer of the TL Summit Live Radio Town hall, Septemeber 26th was declared TL Summit day by District Six and the Supervisors. In 2004 KPFA was recognized by SF Supervisors for its broadcast of TL Summit II which again represented real issues affecting the homeless, seniors, housing, health care, workers union and non-union. The real winners are those groups who continue to work in coalition together.