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Accountable Organizing through Outreach in our Communities

With the Grants pass decision in late June, the issue of sweeps has magnified across the nation. Politicians have integrated… More

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Validating Violence

The Western Regional Advocacy Project denounces California state Governor Gavin Newsom’s executive order N-1-24 as this policy will only embolden… More

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Legal Defense Clinics Project

Mission

The Legal Defense Clinics (LDC) Project aims to strengthen and support the growing movement to decriminalize homelessness by reimagining… More

From Dred Scott to Grants Pass Supreme Court continues it’s MAGA agenda

June 28, 2024For Immediate Release

Press contacts:Paul Boden (415) 430-7358pboden@wraphome.org

Terese Howard (701) 484-2634terese@housekeysactionnetwork.com

Adam Smith (310) 597-9204… More

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TARGETED, BANISHED, DISPLACED & SWEPT
Simultaneous Days of Actions

#sweepthecourt

Under the guise of working for the public good, city politicians are quick to jump on criminalizing everything they possible can.

WRAP members statement on filing Amicus Brief to Supreme Court in the Grants Pass case. Hearing scheduled for April 22, 2024 Demonstrations planned across the country!!

For Immediate ReleaseApril 2nd, 2024Press contacts: Paul Boden (415) 430-7358 pboden@wraphome.orgJulian Highsmith (831) 901-4625Jhighsmith@cohsf.org Terese Howard (701) 484-2634info@housekeysactionnetwork.com… More

STATEMENT: SCOTUS takes up Johnson v. Grants Pass, the most significant case about homelessness in 40+ years

SCOTUS takes up Johnson v. Grants Pass, the most significant case about homelessness
in 40 years

WASHINGTON, D.C. – (January 12th, 2024)
Today, the Supreme Court of the United States announced that they would hear the case of Johnson v. Grants Pass. This sets the stage for the most significant Supreme Court case about the rights of homeless people in decades. At its core, this case will decide whether cities are allowed to punish people for things like sleeping outside with a pillow or blanket, even when there are no safe shelter options.

CARE COURT IS ANOTHER TOOL FOR OPPRESSION. CARCERAL COURTS DON’T CARE.

CARE COURT IS ANOTHER TOOL FOR OPPRESSION. CARCERAL COURTS DON’T CARE.

TLDR: Newsom’s CARE Act (SB 1338) weaponizes care (read: conservatorship) against poor and Disabled people, doubles down on racist and… More