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OPINION: We must move from the logic of profit to the ethic of care — from housing as commodity to housing as common good.
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Council of Community Housing Organizations retweeted
This week, the @sfbos unanimously voted to expand rent control for the first time in 30 years! REP-SF members and our allies @SF_CCHO & @stopsfevictions gave public comment at the Land Use Committee in support! Thank you, Supervisor @AaronPeskin, for sponsoring this legislation!
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Know Your Recallers. Follow The Money. I stand for DAPrice. #ProtectTheWin #PamelaPrice – at Emeryville, CA
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EDC is the Lead Partner for the SF Tenant Right to Counsel program which has a 92% sucess rate in preventing homelessness- costing only $6,300 per eviction case - compared to $71,000 in costs for adding one new bed in a city shelter. jacobin.com/2024/05/san-fran… @DeanPreston
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Thank you to our partners @SF_CCHO for honoring REP-SF with a Housing Justice Award! Also congrats to REP member coalition @stopsfevictions! When we are together, there is nothing we cannot achieve! The CCHO Party is always a great way to kick off #AffordableHousingMonth!
Event: Join us in celebration of the Prop A victory at the annual CCHO Party!
5:30-7:30, May 3, 2024
Sentro Pilipino
814 Mission St @4th
Council of Community Housing Organizations retweeted
EVENT | Join us for a know-your-rights workshop on Thursday, April 15 at 1pm PT. Learn your rights under #SB1079 and learn how to fight corporate land grabs in California! RSVP here: bit.ly/2Psz7bG
Association of Bay Area Governments Executive Committee just passed the resolution calling the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority to move a Regional Affordable Housing Bond not to exceed $20b for the ballot. Next steps at BAHFA on May 22 (info hearing) & June 26 for final vote
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🏘️ Every San Franciscan has the right to live here. Today, hundreds SRO tenants, working families of color, youth and elders gathered at City Hall to call for a budget that prioritizes our communities and ensures safe, affordable housing for all!
#SFpeoplesbudget
#sfloveusback
March 5th. Election Day! CCHO orgs are throwing down for Prop A in honor of Maurilio Leon of @tndc. Strength & courage to TNDC staff & the houser community. Prop A, all the way! @mercyhousing @chinatowncdc @AaronPeskin @LondonBreed @SFHDC @medasf @medasf @YCDjobs
Prop A, Housing for the people. Canon Kip Senior Center, @ECS_SF San Francisco, February 29, 2024
Campaigning in the Richmond for Prop A Affordable Housing Bond. @mercyhousing @medasf @sfmohcd @SFHDC
Prop A is the consensus measure for the March 5 ballot. Here’s the@sfchronicle editorial endorsing Prop A: sfchronicle.com/opinion/edit…
Ballots are out! Join CCHO’s Prop A lit drops & merchant walks to pass a $300m bond for Affordable Housing in San Francisco this March! Lit drops: Feb. 3 @10am Excelsior Playground. Feb. 10th Richmond district. Feb. 17 Sunset. Feb. 24 Mission. Sign up: bit.ly/3ObPILY
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Replying to @CASpeakerRivas
@CASpeakerRivas We completely agree with you!! That's why we need your support to make housing a constitutional right in California by passing #ACA10!
Veritas Tenants Association is standing up to corporate landlords, and they are holding @Brookfield and Ballast accountable as the new owners of 62 units where Veritas had massively defaulted on its debt. Shoutout to @housingrightsSF for fighting the good fight! @nbcbayarea
Petition to save land-banked Parcel K @ Octavia & Hayes as Affordable Housing.
The voters designated this land as affordable housing & the City must honor the voters commitment as well as the residents & community that had once lived in Hayes Valley. actionnetwork.org/petitions/…
The cost burden to Bay Area residents is telling when you consider how BIPOC and working class households are affected. In SF it’s 30% of households that are feeling the pinch in paying >30% of income for housing. But percentages don’t tell the full story. sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti…



























