What We Do

We make it possible for diverse communities to support each other’s work and collaborate to address the effects of income and wealth inequality, in a short- and long-term way.
We open up the world of policy and governance so residents can claim their rightful voice in public discussions and decision-making.
We foster efforts to make it possible for everyone to live in supportive communities where they have access to high-quality housing, food, and other essentials.

Build and expand grassroots leadership, through opportunities to lead and trainings in organizing skills.
Make it possible for residents across communities to share their own stories and take part in setting and implementing this group’s agenda.
Open the lines of communication necessary for property owners and tenants to work together to keep people in their homes.
Connect with fellow residents, community groups, and financial and service institutions, to make it possible for more of our neighbors to become homeowners.
Educate ourselves and each other about relevant policy, including planning and zoning and transit-oriented development, and work with government and allies region- and statewide to make policy changes in line with our goals.