Can cities punish people for sleeping outdoors with a pillow and blanket when no shelter exists? The #SCOTUS case Johnson v. Grants pass will rule on homelessness criminalization: johnsonvgrantspass.com

Homelessness is a choice... by policy makers. Housing is the solution.

Housing ends homelessness. The upcoming landmark #SCOTUS case, Johnson v. Grants Pass, poses a crucial question: Do we address #homelessness with punishment or support?

Visit johnsonvgrantspass.com to learn more.

In Johnson v. Grants Pass, SCOTUS will decide if cities can ticket or arrest people for sleeping outside with no other options. Criminalizing homelessness is not the answer. It's time for better solutions like affordable housing & supportive services.

Local leaders across the country want to arrest or ticket people for having no home to sleep at night. A #SCOTUS case will decide whether we are going to be a country that punishes people for experiencing homelessness. Housing is the solution. Learn more: bit.ly/jvgp224

“Homelessness at its root is about a lack of affordable housing, and people are homeless because they don’t have access to decent, safe, affordable homes.” ~ @DianeYentel via NPR Here & Now
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Thank you to Council Member Shahana Hanif for standing up for housing in your district and saying you will ensure 'maximum affordability' in a planned rezoning. brownstoner.com/development/wi…

Thank you to Council Member Shahana Hanif and Alexa Avilés for your leadership and for standing up for housing! We have a housing crisis and projects like this will help deliver desperately-needed housing!

ICYMI - Opinion: Stop Insurance Carriers From Discriminating Against Affordable Housing, by Rachel Fee citylimits.org/2024/04/05/opi…

Here is Rachel Fee on PIX11 News talking about our housing crisis and #YesToHousing pix11.com/news/morning/r…

NYC must say ‘Yes to Housing’ - great Op-Ed by Shams DaBaron, aka #DaHomelessHero aka #DaHousingHero
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Today, at City Hall Park, our #YestoHousing coalition rallied in spport of City of Yes. 'For years, too many of our of neighbors in New York City have been saying 'no' to housing. We are here today to say YES.' - Rachel Fee

Today, the #YestoHousing coalition rallied in City Hall Park to support City of Yes for Housing Opportunity. We had huge turnout supporting common sense housing and zoning changes.

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'But rising costs—specifically insurance costs—threaten [affordable housing], putting the financial stability of these buildings at risk while driving up development costs and requiring more government funding.' Rachel Fee citylimits.org/2024/04/05/opi…

Opinion: Stop Insurance Carriers From Discriminating Against Affordable Housing by Rachel Fee citylimits.org/2024/04/05/opi…

New York can't wait! We need action to address the housing crisis. Join our rally and say Yes to Housing and support City of Yes!

Wed., April 10 at 10:30am at City Hall Park.

Join our coalition (now 125 orgs) supporting housing in every neighborhood. thenyhc.org/city-of-yes/

.Governor Kathy Hochul housing proposals will greatly benefit Western New York, by RuthAnne Visnauskas:
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Congratulations to Rachel Fee and all the honorees on the PoliticsNY & amNY Metro Power Players in Real Estate PoliticsNY amNewYork™
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