Housing Authority
Rebekah, CamHousing Authority is a newsletter about fighting landlords
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | housingauthority.substack.com |
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Kotek’s attack on Preschool For All may as well be Trump’s
Elite capture of Oregon’s government is fueling austerity and paving the way for fascism. Nothing illustrates this better than the nasty little coup Governor Tina Kotek and her motley crew of state senators and representatives recently atte...
Despite a Dem supermajority lawmakers choose austerity rather than prevent homelessness
My housing work in the Oregon Legislature wrapped up on Wednesday. The transportation bill is now dead. Sine Die is here and I thought I would provide another Session Lessons installment.
The lasting legacy of racially restrictive covenants in Oregon & Washington
There is an overwhelming amount of evidence that demonstrates the racist history of American housing policy. Black people were barred from living in Oregon when the state was established in 1859. Statistics cited from Habitat for Humanity o...
Developing and Preserving Affordability
In late September, I started a Master’s of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) degree at Portland State University. I had grand plans to use this newsletter as a means of processing and sharing what I was learning, but as you can can probabl...
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