Housing & Transit
The Quest for Transit Justice is Driving New Organizing and Advocacy
Even before COVID deepened the crisis facing transit systems, advocates were connecting up transportation inequities with a broader agenda for economic and racial justice. Read more
Feb 25, 2021
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The Long Battle Over Rent Control in California
Advocates backed by money from the AIDS Healthcare Foundation have spent over $45 million in the past two years to repeal an anti-rent-control measure in California. Yet they've come up short. Read more
Feb 4, 2021
How a Local Tenants' Rights Group is Empowering California Latinos
Inquilinos Unidos is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization that works to empower low-income tenants to advocate for fair housing through education, organizing, and advocacy. Read more
Jan 26, 2021
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The Key Groups Powering a Growing Housing Justice Movement in California
The Golden State's decades-long housing crisis—made worse by the pandemic, with mass evictions looming—has spurred unprecedented new organizing efforts up and down the state. Read more
Jan 22, 2021
Why ACT-LA is Advocating for Transit Equity in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is at a crossroads when it comes to public transit. The Alliance for Community Transit (ACT-LA) is looking to make sure that any new changes implemented benefit all Angelenos. Read more
Jan 7, 2021
