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No to APEC

November 6, 2023 by Jonathan Leave a Comment

This year, San Francisco will host the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit at the Moscone Center. The summit is… More

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Join us in celebrating 20 years of empowering unho

Join us in celebrating 20 years of empowering unhoused voices through grassroots advocacy. The Western Regional Advocacy Project (WRAP) has united diverse stakeholders, from artists to attorneys, to tackle systemic change and promote the Right to Rest. With 12 dynamic member organizations across five states, we continue to uplift those living on the margins. Together, we can build a society where housing is a human right! Support our mission today!

Read Zine https://conta.cc/49ns0WL

The Holidays: when we fight, celebrate and fight s

The Holidays: when we fight, celebrate and fight some more!!
Read Here: https://conta.cc/3ZA3q1o

Join us in celebrating 35 years of Street Sheet at our Anniversary Party & Fundraiser on December 11th. This event not only marks a significant milestone for the organization but also serves as a crucial fundraiser to support ongoing mission. We are also advocating for housing justice with a press conference on the Montgomery Bus Boycott's lessons. Additionally, we are rallying against the SFMTA's RV ban. Together, we can amplify our voices for those who are unhoused. Let's make a difference! #StreetSheet #HousingJustice #Fundraiser #Advocacy #CommunitySupport

Read Here: https://conta.cc/4f1a19Q

S.F. to cut number of days that homeless families

S.F. to cut number of days that homeless families can stay in shelters

From 1976-1985, a yearly average of almost 31,000

From 1976-1985, a yearly average of almost 31,000 new Section 515 rural affordable housing units were built, but from 1986-1995, average yearly production was less than half that of the previous decade. How many units do you think we build in 2024?

From @povertyskola ...The medicine of a homeless p

From @povertyskola ...The medicine of a homeless peoples solution to homelessness we Houseless /Poor /indigenous peoples built ourselves now housing the 22nd houseless family in a rent-free forever healing housing ComeUnity shud be headline news -but all CorpRape & so-called progressive media wants is more about us without us homeless trauma porn -pls share and shout to the rooftops relatives !!!! #Homefulness -this is unspeakably hard to MamaFest -we have lost so many houseless ancestors in this journey and we r here holding prayer and love and liberation on occupied land and so much love for all of u who have stood with us -Ase ! Ometeotl https://www.poormagazine.org/post/22nd-houseless-family-moves-into-homefulness-a-homeless-peoples-solution-to-homelessness

Accountable Organizing through Outreach in our Com

Accountable Organizing through Outreach in our Communities. As people continue to get swept, the trend of excluding them from conversations about how to fight sweeps also continues...
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Come party with Street Spirit and help us raise th

Come party with Street Spirit and help us raise the funds we need to start 2025 off right!
There will be lots of activities to enjoy at this event.
DJ set by Merrill Garbus of The Tune-Yards
Food by General Li
Cocktails and beer
A silent auction with items donated by Corduroy Joan, Guerrilla Cartography, Oakland Guitars, and others
Poster art for sale with by the likes of Jeffrey Cheung and David Solnit
Live screen printing by the San Francisco Poster Syndicate
Live portiture by George Bernard
Street Spirit merch for sale!
And more 🙂
This event is notaflof — tickets are sliding scale and you shouldn't feel like you can't come if you don't have much to give.
If you have any questions, feel free to email streetspiritnews@gmail.com

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Uplifting the voices of our communities. With the

Uplifting the voices of our communities.
With the Grants pass decision in late June, the issue of sweeps has magnified across the nation. Politicians have integrated rhetoric to supposedly fight homelessness in their platform but the policies continue to follow the same trend of intensifying sweeps and criminalizing those swept. The same tactic that has persisted for decades has yet to reap any viable solution to addressing the issue. Read Full Article at: https://conta.cc/4hA68uQ

Next Tuesday, October 29th, join us and @wheredowe

Next Tuesday, October 29th, join us and @wheredowegoberkeley for a panel discussion on the Bay Area's war on the unhoused. We'll be discussing new developments from the state and local level since the Supreme Court's decision on Grants Pass earlier this summer, subsequent impacts on our unhoused neighbors, and modes of resistance that have blossomed in the streets of Berkeley over the past few weeks. Berkeley City College Auditorium, 1:30PM. See you there ❤️‍🔥⛺️❤️‍🔥

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