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Does your building management take too long to make repairs? Are you concerned that your lease could be illegal? Does your landlord charge you too much rent? You’re not alone.
The Housing Collective is a group of Seattle area residents, including experienced housing rights activists, who meet every month to teach each other concrete, effective organizing skills to build power at home. This collective is open to everyone who wants to improve the lives of their families and communities by organizing for economic justice.
We also set aside time to talk about how we can mobilize around housing issues via mutual aid, advocacy, and other methods.
Can’t make this event but you’d like to discuss how to improve your housing situation? Email the event organizers at [email protected] to set up a one-on-one appointment.
Zoom Call Info available upon signing up here.
Does your building management take too long to make repairs? Are you concerned that your lease could be illegal? Does your landlord charge you too much rent? You’re not alone.
The Housing Collective is a group of Seattle area residents, including experienced housing rights activists, who meet every month to teach each other concrete, effective organizing skills to build power at home. This collective is open to everyone who wants to improve the lives of their families and communities by organizing for economic justice.
We also set aside time to talk about how we can mobilize around housing issues via mutual aid, advocacy, and other methods.
Can’t make this event but you’d like to discuss how to improve your housing situation? Email the event organizers at [email protected] to set up a one-on-one appointment.
Zoom Call Info available upon signing up here.
Does your building management take too long to make repairs? Are you concerned that your lease could be illegal? Does your landlord charge you too much rent? You’re not alone.
The Housing Collective is a group of Seattle area residents, including experienced housing rights activists, who meet every month to teach each other concrete, effective organizing skills to build power at home. This collective is open to everyone who wants to improve the lives of their families and communities by organizing for economic justice.
We also set aside time to talk about how we can mobilize around housing issues via mutual aid, advocacy, and other methods.
Can’t make this event but you’d like to discuss how to improve your housing situation? Email the event organizers at [email protected] to set up a one-on-one appointment.
Zoom Call Info available upon signing up here.
Does your building management take too long to make repairs? Are you concerned that your lease could be illegal? Does your landlord charge you too much rent? You’re not alone.
The Housing Collective is a group of Seattle area residents, including experienced housing rights activists, who meet every month to teach each other concrete, effective organizing skills to build power at home. This collective is open to everyone who wants to improve the lives of their families and communities by organizing for economic justice.
We also set aside time to talk about how we can mobilize around housing issues via mutual aid, advocacy, and other methods.
Can’t make this event but you’d like to discuss how to improve your housing situation? Email the event organizers at [email protected] to set up a one-on-one appointment.
Zoom Call Info available upon signing up here.
Does your building management take too long to make repairs? Are you concerned that your lease could be illegal? Does your landlord charge you too much rent? You’re not alone.
The Housing Collective is a group of Seattle area residents, including experienced housing rights activists, who meet every month to teach each other concrete, effective organizing skills to build power at home. This collective is open to everyone who wants to improve the lives of their families and communities by organizing for economic justice.
We also set aside time to talk about how we can mobilize around housing issues via mutual aid, advocacy, and other methods.
Can’t make this event but you’d like to discuss how to improve your housing situation? Email the event organizers at [email protected] to set up a one-on-one appointment.
Zoom Call Info available upon signing up here.
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