A cooperative effort between the San Francisco Foundation, PolicyLink, and the USC Program for Environmental and Regional Equity, the Bay Area Equity Atlas went online in June 2019, raising the level of Internet exposures to the dynamics of inequality, gentrification, and development at work in one of the country's most hosting impacted regions. The interactive website allows users to explore data on critical measures connected to regional equity like housing burden, market rent, and gentrification risk.

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Sarah was interviewed about the federal job guarantee campaign for a public radio segment that ran in Kentucky and Tennessee.

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National Equity Atlas data were featured in an article in The Stranger about the need for rent control in Seattle.

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