Housing California l Sacramento, CA

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Web Name: Housing California l Sacramento, CA

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HOMEABOUT USOUR WORKRESIDENTS UNITED NETWORKANNUAL CONFERENCEGET INVOLVEDRESOURCESCONTACTMoreHOUSING CALIFORNIAShaping narrative, building power, and changing policyto end homelessness and create affordable homes for all.News and UpdatesStatement regardingGovernorNewsom's veto of AB 1845Click here to read our statement regardingGovernorNewsom's decision to veto AB 1845.Bi-Partisan Statement in Support of AB 1845A broad bi-partisan group of legislators submitted a letter urging Governor Newsom to sign AB 1845 and asking to collaborate with him on implementing bold innovations effectively tackling homelessness in our state.Full statement hereJointStatement in Support of AB 1845Housing California, CSH, and 46 other organizations sent a formal request to Governor Newsom encouraging him to sign AB 1845 (L. Rivas/Chiu). AB 1845, which passed with strong bipartisan support, without any opposition would institutionalize an improved infrastructural response to homelessness in California.Full statement hereJoint Anti-Eviction StatementHousing California has released a joint statement from Residents United Network leaders and nonprofit affordable housing developers about the dual need to protect residents from pandemic evictions and keep housing providers afloat.Full statement hereJoint Statement from Housing California and the California Housing Consortium onLegislature’s failure to advance a housing packageIn the face of an unprecedented public health crisis, the Governor and Legislature acted decisively in this year’s state budget to maintain funding for essential affordable housing programs, in particular, the recent $500 million expansion of the state Low Income Housing Tax Credit program.Full statement here.Housing Advocates Condemn Trump Administration Racist AttackThe Trump Administration announced the intention to bury the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing provisions of the federal Fair Housing Act. Galvanized in our commitment to promote integration, access to opportunity, and housing justice, we share a formal response produced with CRLA Foundation, Western Center on Law Poverty Public Advocates. Read the full statement here.Yes on 15: Schools and Communities FirstHousing California is excited to see Yes on 15: Schools and Communities First on the November ballot. We have been working closely with other steering committee members to develop an affordable housing policy brief for Proposition 15. You can find a statement of support and the policy brief here.Formal Statement and Actions Addressing Systemic RacismHousing California’s staff and board share in the sorrow over the recent murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery—and in the goals laid out by the Movement for Black Lives to prevent another single Black victim of racism and white supremacy. Full statement here.Special InitiativesCalifornia's Roadmap HOME 2030Comprehensive approach. Concrete solutions. Homes for all.California’s Roadmap HOME 2030 is an initiative to develop and implement a “Marshall Plan” for statewide housing and homelessness solutions. This 10-year policy blueprint will illustrate how, with the right solutions and the will, we can create a California with homes for all.Read and download the full PDFVisit the Roadmap HOME 2030 websiteHousing California - California Ballot Guide 2020Remember to vote on Nov.3, or vote early!View or download our California Ballot Guide for 2020.Become a Member Today!You'll be in good company: viewOur Members.With your support over the last several years, advocacy by Housing California and the Residents United Network resulted in:​ Raising more than $5 billion to address homelessnessand housing affordability through state legislative and budgetary efforts. Leading 2 state bond campaigns that resulted in $6 billion of new fundingfor affordable and supportive homes. Passing numerous bills to increase the affordable and supportive housing production and protect low-income peopleand individuals experiencing homelessness.Sign up to receive Housing California, Residents United Network (RUN) news, and Conference updates.Join our mailing listNewsletter ArchiveRead our previousCapitol Reporter Newsletters and RUN Newsletters. Would you like to hear from us? Sign up here.About UsWhat We DoStaffBoard of DirectorsMembersGet InvolvedBecome a MemberDonateTake ActionVisionA California in which no one is homeless and everyone can afford a safe, stable place to call home in a healthy and vibrant community.Reach UsHousing California1107 9th Street, Suite 560Sacramento, CA 95814p. 916.447.0503f. 916.447.1900staff@housingca.orgOur WorkBills and Budget AsksSuccessesResidents United Network (RUN)RUN Training SessionsAnnual ConferenceResourcesPolicy FAQsFact Sheets and ReportsHousing and Climate ChangeFree Birth Records and IDs© 2020 by Housing California

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