We Need A Housing Revolution Now
A bold housing plan. Because we all need it.
Ben Carson Freed From Affordable Housing Elevator? Why?
Your tax dollars at work, that's why!
Win For Affordable Housing As SCOTUS Passes On Calif. Case
SCOTUS leaves standing a California law that requires builders set aside units for low-income residents.
Join #AllofUs In The #NYC Streets On Thursday At 4pm
The era of a New York City run by and for the 1% is coming to a close and it’s time for us to take to the streets and demand Bloomberg and his friends get out of the way.
Call To Action: Stop NYC From Kicking 600 Sandy Victims To The Curb
Petition: Families who were displaced by Sandy and are living in hotels need long-term affordable housing, not to be thrown out into the streets for the second time since the storm. Extend the April 30th deadline until all displaced families are placed into apartments that they can afford.
Surge In NYC Homelessness
New York City has seen a nearly 20% spike in homelessness over the past year. The city now deals with homeless numbers not seen since the Great Depression.
Occupy Sunset Park: Tenants Stage Rent Strike
For the past two years, residents of the heavily immigrant neighborhood of Sunset Park in Brooklyn have refused to pay rent on their apartments in three buildings where the same landlord has refused to ensure safe living conditions. This
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Homeless/Poverty Awareness from artistic mafia on Vimeo.
A beautifully done video from Musicians and Artists for Issue Awareness through a variety of artistic mediums bringing awareness to the important issue of homelessness and
89 Arrests During Occupy Tel Aviv Protest
Police arrested eighty-nine protesters after more than 6,500 people flooded Tel Aviv’s Habima Square Saturday night to protest the arrest of Daphni Leef, the leader of last summer’s mass protests against inequality and the high cost of housing in Israel...
New York City Homeless Population Soars To Record 43,000
DemocracyNow!:
The Coalition for the Homeless reports the number of people living in New York City homeless shelters has reached an all-time high of 43,000. Critics attribute the spike in homelessness to the Bloomberg administration’s
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