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San Francisco Print Collective, Jesus Barraza, (1978- )
How many Homeless does it take to start a revolution?, 2001
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Register here tinyurl.com/Mumia-film for Thursday

Register here tinyurl.com/Mumia-film for Thursday night’s online screening of this moving, informative, personal, important, and artfully-made film. Cast includes Cornel West, Angela Davis, Dick Gregory, Alice Walker, Ruben ‘Hurricane’ Carter, and Amy Goodman.

Forty years ago, the federal government slashed af

Forty years ago, the federal government slashed affordable housing budgets of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), marking the beginning of the contemporary crisis of homelessness. https://conta.cc/3k4mDpA

Theatre of the POOR presents CRUSHING WHEELCHAIRS

Theatre of the POOR presents CRUSHING WHEELCHAIRS
Sunday 2/12/23 4pm San Francisco 2948 16th St.
Sunday 2/26/23 4pm Oakland 1540 Broadway
For more information poormag@gmail.com

One of the questions we asked people we love about

One of the questions we asked people we love about this continuing forty-year process of addressing the root causes of homelessness in America was recognizing that our comrade Paul has also been fighting this neoliberal bullshit for forty years. In earlier emails people spoke about the importance of WRAP. Here is what some of our friends had to say about Paul’s role over the last forty years. https://conta.cc/3vbUnUx

Next Thursday, the 22nd, at 11am we are having a p

Next Thursday, the 22nd, at 11am we are having a press conference as the preliminary hearings begin and need all our allies to show up and call for justice! https://conta.cc/3FyNtgH

A lot of work done addressing oppressions across t

A lot of work done addressing oppressions across the country takes place in courtrooms and legislative bodies. This work is not always successful due to the fact that the oppressors are the ones making the laws. But we know you can’t fight a system if you don’t know the ins and outs of how that system works. https://conta.cc/3VQrVDl

Join the next Public Works Committee Meeting to re

Join the next Public Works Committee Meeting to reject the “safe work zone” ordinance that aims to further criminalize unhoused people and their advocates during sweeps.
Monday, 12/12 at 10:30am
bit.ly/oakmtg-1212

Let's Celebrate Chucho

Let's Celebrate Chucho

We are raising $40,000 for WRAP’s vital work at

We are raising $40,000 for WRAP’s vital work at this 40-year mark, and all donations will be matched up to $20,000 in November and December! Contribute $40, $400, $4,000 to help make sure that mass homelessness is not around another 40 years. https://conta.cc/3VAWHQ8

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Ashland, OR. HouseLess Community Gathers for “Let Us Sleep" 1/27 Rally in Ashland - WRAP

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE –Media Contact – LookingForMyRights@gmail.com(541) 414-5166 On Friday, January 27th, HouseLess community members a...

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