JUSTICECORPS offers recent graduates and activists the opportunity to join “battles for progressive change.”
Author: Randy Shaw
2002
Need A Skilled, Effective Young Organizer?
JusticeCorps seeks young activists to work in community organization.
2002
44 New Housing Units For The Homeless Set To Open
The Looper Residence is opened in honor of Leroy Looper providing 44 permanent housing units for formerly homeless people.
2003
THC Challenges the Inter-Continental Hotel
Randy Shaw of the Tenderloin Housing Clinic writes to SOMPAC (South of Market Project Area Committee) outlining the issues with the proposed Inter- Continental Hotel and its possible impacts on the community.
2004
THC Ordered to Remove Non Attorneys
In the summer of 2004, a Court of Appeal ruling required THC to remove non-attorneys from our Board. Due to its impact on nonprofits in California dozens of groups submitted amicus briefs to the California Supreme Court on our behalf. The court voted to take THC’s case, and non-attorneys are returned to the board.
2006
The Opening of The Galvin Apartments
The Galvin apartments are opened in honor of Sister Bernie Galvin.