Environmental attorney Leila Monroe was tired of the concept of benefit concerts. Hiring a music act to sell tickets and support the singular vision of one organization wasn’t enough of a conversation starter to come up with solutions to complicated problems that affect people in different ways. That’s what led the ocean conservation attorney to start Project AMPLIFI. The relatively new San Francisco nonprofit serves as a platform for multiple community voices on topics that affect Bay Area residents. Yes, it markets the events by bringing on musicians to perform. The difference for the organization for which Monroe serves as [...]