Introducing the Roadmap to Housing Justice
You can read or download the Roadmap to Housing Justice on the Housing Alliance website. And be sure to take action to ask your lawmakers to support the 2024 legislative priorities that will help move the Roadmap forward in 2024!
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We advocate for housing justice year-round with the help of advocates across the state taking important actions like emailing their lawmakers, signing on to letters, posting on social media, and participating in many other organizing strategies. Powerful actions are the collective force of our movement and are often the momentum we need to win important changes!
Sign up here to receive emails or text messages when we're organizing for an important action, and we'll keep you regularly updated.
Become a member of the Washington Low Income Housing Alliance!
Organizational members bring their expertise to our advocacy, and help ensure that we understand the needs and challenges in communities all across Washington.
By becoming a Housing Alliance Member, you will be part of the leading statewide advocacy organization working to end homelessness. Together, we've built a powerful coalition of organizations and individuals fighting for an affordable home for everyone in Washington. Join us!
Individuals and organizations can learn about membership here.
If you are a Consolidated Homelessness Grant administrator, contact Itzchel Bazan to learn more about county Homelessness Network membership.
Learn more about the Resident Action Project!
The Washington Resident Action Project (RAP) is a statewide resident base of power. Launched in 2015, RAP — a project of Washington Housing Alliance Action Fund and the Center for Community Change – has been building a powerful resident lead organization. As RAP members we are experts on Washington’s housing crisis, having persevered through the struggle to find and keep roofs over our heads. And now, we’re becoming skilled advocates and organizers who are ready to use our power.
RAP members are residents of low income housing and people who have experienced homelessness and housing injustice, as well as service providers and non-profit housing providers If you are interested in learning more, sign up here!
If you have further questions, email Duaa-Rahemaah Hunter at duaarahemaahh@wliha.org
Become a Legislative District Lead!
Making progressive change to make sure everyone has a safe, healthy and affordable home requires an army of advocates working throughout Washington state. With three seats in each of our 49 legislative districts, we have 147 different lawmakers to maintain relationships with. But we know that lawmakers listen first and foremost to their local constituents, and if we can mobilize in-district, they will listen.
LD Leads build and maintain an active local base of housing advocates in their state legislative district, alerting them to take advocacy action at strategic times. Working closely with the Housing Alliance, LD Leads can strengthen their legislative and advocacy skills while building community and developing stronger relationships with their lawmakers.
We are seeking LD Leads in districts all over Washington. We are currently prioritizing people who are members of communities that are historically left out of policy and legislative conversations in Olympia, including people of color (particularly Black and Indigenous POC), immigrants, people with disabilities, LGBTQ+ folks, people with direct experience of homelessness, or people who are historically marginalized in other ways. This does not mean you will be automatically turned away if you do not fit these descriptors. The most important thing is that you have a working commitment to racial equity that is in alignment with the Housing Alliance's equity commitment.
If you are interested in becoming a Legislative District Lead, contact Po Leapai, Advocacy Organizer: pol@wliha.org