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#Chicago & #DC #community orgs, help us spread the word about FREE assistance to those in need. Register HERE: na.eventscloud.com/743053 select #FHA as the affiliate who sent you.
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Residents, Organizers Push Feds To Block City Deal To Give Public Housing Land To Pro Soccer Team blockclubchicago.org/2023/03… THREAD
"It’s public land to house people, not make profit for the city,” Washington said. “I thought turning Black people and Brown people into cash was done, but clearly it is not..." (3/?)
As early voting is occurring, take a read about how the different candidates respond around accessible housing issues:
citybureau.org/newswire/2023…
Environmental justice is also housing justice! These systemic issues are intersectional. When we help one, we naturally help the others.
“I’d love to see not only Chicago’s Department of Environment return, but I want to see an Office of Environmental Justice,” says Cheryl Johnson, executive director of @pcrchi
Early voting is happening NOW! When you think about who to vote for, WHO is going to show up for your community? WHO is going to make sure they are taking care of their people? WHO will uplift the voices of Chicagoans? And WHO is going to minimize the gap with accessible housing?
Early voting has begun! The runoff election is on April 4, two weeks from today. Make sure you use your voice by voting during this runoff election. Find your closest polling place at ChicagoElections.gov.
ChiHousingInitiative retweeted
A movement leader visiting from Brazil and wants to dialogue with grassroots leaders like our members and @BLMchi's! She's from the Landless Workers: @MST_oficial.
Join us on Monday, 3/27, 5pm at @UChurchChi with food, or virtually via registration at stopchicago.org/news/mst.
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We held a press conference with #Bronzeville & #Chinatown residents calling on Chicago’s mayoral candidates about using public housing land at 24th and State Streets to build a new high school.
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Action needed! The Civil Rights Restoration Act (HB 2248) will restore civil rights protections to, among others, #pwd at the state level. Access Living is trying to pass HB 2248 by 3/24 and we need help! Use the link to send an email to your state reps. accessliving.org/get-involve…
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¿Es usted una persona con una discapacidad nueva en la organización comunitaria? ¿Le gustaría ser parte del trabajo de organización de justicia y derechos de las personas con discapacidad de Access Living? Entonces aplique para Construyendo Poder Juntos: lnkd.in/e3n3zpyq
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We Must Recognize That the Eviction Crisis Is Also a Public Health Crisis truthout.org/articles/we-mus… via @truthout
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TODAY @ 10:00AM: Southside tenants will host a PRESS CONFERENCE (at 219 E 79th Street) calling on the City and Building Dept to hold their landlord accountable. No one should have to live like this!
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Tenants picket Chicago Crossing apartment. Demanding no more slumlords in Chatham.
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"Mildew and mold can grow on a wide range of household surfaces, including wood products, ceiling tiles, cardboard, wallpaper, carpets, drywall, fabric, plants, foods, and insulation...and can cause mild to severe health problems for you and your family."
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Our Transportation Policy Analyst speaking at the #PlowTheSidewalks press conference this morning!
Replying to @erin_hegarty
Laura Saltzman with Access Living says it would be a “missed opportunity” to not ensure that disabled people are able to make it to trains or buses
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Resource: @unitedwaychi has launched a new support phone line. Trained specialists are available 24/7 to connect folks with vital support like food, housing, and other resources. To connect, call 211, text your zip code to 898-211, or visit their website: 211metrochicago.org/


















