2002

Apply to Justicecorps

Housing America searches for candidates to join the advocacy and social justice efforts of Justicecorps

2002

Citywide Coalition Denounces Parking Garage

THC denounces seven story parking garage proposed at Hasting Law School. Advocates insist that there should be housing built in such a large project and that it would have negative repercussions in the Tenderloin.

2002

THC Newsletter

This 2002 newsletter features the expansion of THC’s master lease program with the opening of the Looper Residence on Post Street. The Looper Residence was named after local activist Leroy Looper, who attended the opening.

2002

Hastings Garage Vote Tomorrow

Hastings Law’s garage proposal goes to vote. THC and other advocates detest the garage, the traffic it would bring, and the housing it would not.

2002

Code Enforcement Advocacy Opens New Doors For SRO Residents

New hope for SROs as Code Enforcement starts. The program responsible is called the Code Enforcement Outreach Program, its purpose is to facilitate communication and cooperation between tenants and rental property owners to improve living conditions for all renters.

2002

There Goes the Neighborhood

Hastings College looks to build a large parking garage in the Tenderloin. Residents, Housing Advocates, and even Hastings students condemn the school for not looking to the neighborhood when making these choices.

 

2002

Hastings Will Listen to Burton on Garage

Senate President John Burton back Housing Advocates in rejecting an 885 space parking garage with no mixed housing on site.  The meaningful opposition gets Hastings to agree to negotiate a compromise.