CA Renter Power Statewide Assembly 2017

Start: Saturday, September 23, 2017 8:00 AM

End: Sunday, September 24, 2017 5:00 PM

DEADLINE TO REGISTER: MONDAY SEPTEMBER 11TH!!


California Renter Power 2017 is a statewide assembly of renters and tenant's rights organizers fighting for housing justice!

With historic fights for rent control and just cause coming from the people, we are in a movement moment. A bill to repeal Costa-Hawkins has been introduced, new local tenant protections have been passed. What many said was impossible is now possible!

This assembly is open to all tenants seeking resources to organize for housing justice in their communities and organizers looking to connect with state and local campaigns and deepen their work. Space is limited and priority will be given to tenants and tenant organizers to attend.


We believe the current system of for-profit exploitation of our communities by landlords, developers, and real-estate speculators, seen in rising rents, evictions, displacement, and homelessness, does not work for low-income people and therefore does not work for any Californians. Our collective work for housing justice is grounded in the principles of racial, economic, and gender justice. We believe an injury to one is an injury to all. We believe housing is a human right. We believe to make that a reality we must build the power of tenants and low-income people to shape their communities. This current movement is standing on the shoulders of previous tenant and housing movements in California and beyond, and we seek to learn from the past to build for the future.



Co-Sponsors: Tenants Together, Homes For All (National Network), Right to the City Alliance, Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment

Detailed event page: www.tenantstogether.org/carenterpower2017

Help us cover costs for the event! Click here to contribute!

Thank you to the following for their support in making this a FREE conference: The San Francisco Foundation, Right to the City Alliance.



Breakfast and lunch provided FREE, both days.

Please reserve your own accommodations or check the box in registration if you need solidarity housing.

To help you plan, here are some nearby inexpensive hotels and hostels:
Rodeway Inn, city of Alameda
Coral Reef Inn and Suites, city of Alameda
Continental Lodge, Downtown Oakland
Civic Center Lodge, Downtown Oakland


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