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Works at the state level to change policy to end homelessness and create affordable homes for all Californians.

Leads a movement to ensure that every North Carolinian has a home in which to live with dignity and opportunity.

Brings advocates together as a single housing movement, empowering people to speak to their policymakers.

Nonprofit public interest law firm committed to advancing racial and economic justice in Mississippi.

Advocates for sustainable urban development across Richmond, focusing on smart growth in zoning and land use.

Advocates for healthy, equitable and resilient communities by promoting smart growth policies in housing, transportation and land use.

Network of people, formerly East Bay Forward, working to move the East Bay forward together on housing and land use.

Works toward a better future for the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut tri-state region through long-range planning and research.

Membership organization advocating for an Austin that is inclusive, open to change and welcoming to everyone.

Chicago planning and policy organization addressing regional built environment issues through a racial and economic justice lens.

Austin Justice Coalition (AJC) is a community organization that focuses on improving the quality of life for people who are Black, Brown, and poor.

The Boston Tenant Coalition (BTC) is a coalition of grassroots tenant neighborhood groups, community development corporations, and homeless and advocacy organizations that promotes affordable housing in Boston, organized to defend and expand the rights of tenants, and to push city, state and federal government, as well as private industry to address the needs of low-income tenants.

We work to prevent and end homelessness across Chicago and Illinois because housing is a human right.

Founded in 1973, the Coalition for Economic Survival (CES) is a non-profit, grassroots organization with a diverse community base, dedicated to protecting rent control and mobilizing low and moderate-income people to secure economic and social justice.

We are Community Lawyers We support organizing for racial justice and human rights with innovative legal work. When communities organize, we have their backs. Community Justice Project (our friends call us CJP), is a Florida based non-profit made up of lawyers, researchers and artists.

Denver Justice Project is committed to advancing liberation and systemic change through organized community power. Join us!

The Greater Boston Tenants Union is a collective of tenants across the Boston area who have chosen to remain independent of nonprofits, big foundations, and government funding in order to build power that is responsive to and led by tenants. We are committed to base building and building leadership from the poorest.

NOTE: HOME Line’s office is currently closed to the public. We cannot accept any walk-in appointments. If you need legal advice, please call our free tenant hotline (612-728-5767) or email an attorney here. HOME Line provides free and low-cost legal, organizing, education, and advocacy services so that tenants throughout Minnesota can solve their own [ ]

No matter what we look like or where we live, we all deserve a safe, stable, affordable, and dignified place to call home. When we come together with our neighbors, we have the power to make real choices about our housing futures—and transform systems to better serve all of us.

Support housing justice by volunteering with our non-profit organization. We have volunteering opportunities for: canvassing community members, managing social media content, fundraising, write for our blog, attend events, and more.