At the Multi-Faith ACTION Coalition, we support the Fair Housing work in Contra Costa at both city and county levels under this mandate because it goes beyond just preventing discrimination; it means actively working to create inclusive communities where everyone has a fair chance to thrive.
New ideas are needed to solve the housing affordability crisis. One solution is empowering faith communities to produce affordable housing on their own underutilized land.
The affordable housing crisis demands innovative, community-centric solutions. Hope Solutions in Antioch, California, spearheads the Resident Empowerment Program (REP), a powerful example of this approach. The Multi-Faith ACTION Coalition was part of an affordable housing project team in Antioch that included a resident empowerment team.
Partnership for the Bay’s Future releases a report which explains why The Partnership for the Bay’s Future (PBF) has released
The legislative recommendations of California’s Reparations Task Force are a critical part of its work.
Policies recommended in the Final Report of the California Reparations Task Force to address the harms of slavery and discrimination against African Americans.
A summary of how the California Reparations Task Force conducted its research and developed its recommendations and a timeline of events.
The moral basis for California’s Reparations Task Force is addressing the enduring harms caused by its historical complicity in slavery and systemic discrimination.
The historical basis for reparations: the state’s history of enabling and perpetuating harm against African Americans.
Our faith values call us to pursue racial justice and reduce poverty, and in California, that means supporting the work of the Reparations Task Force.
