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We absolutely agree. It’s one of the reasons we’ve been working with dozens of partners in Our Future Los Angeles to qualify a countywide community-driven initiative for the November ballot that will help to dramatically scale up the work to make housing more affordable across LA County.

Thanks so much to everyone who showed up last Sat to gather signatures! We’re doing some big things together!

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Don’t forget to sign up for Saturday’s event! It’s your last chance 😬

The $215 million raised through #MeasureULA (and this amazing anniversary) would not be possible without our labor allies 💙

UCLA’s Joan Ling discussing the impact of the #MansionTax as the author of the new report of ULA’s progress: Los Angeles has never had this amount of permanent revenues for affordable housing before.

In other words, game changer ⭐️

Strategic Actions for a Just Economy - ULA funds are expediting the construction of 795 new affordable housing units, including 331 supportive housing units

- For every $1 of ULA funding directed to affordable housing projects, the city gets $10 of state, federal, and private funding

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Right behind the press conference is ULA at work 👆

Through the help of the #MansionTax and the leadership of LTSC and the city, we have 187 new affordable homes (specifically, permanent supportive housing) for our neighbors, built by unions.

Housing is a Human Right

Our final volunteer event‼️ Sign up and help qualify a measure for the Nov 2024 ballot to make housing more affordable & permanently fund services!

everyoneinla.org/event/ofla-sig…

‼️Join us on 4/6 to:

🤝Meet your neighbors
☀️Get fresh air
✅And support a new measure to fund rental aid, affordable housing, healthcare, and good union jobs!

We need more signatures to get this on the Nov ballot and the deadline is coming fast!

RSVP: ourfuturelosangeles.nationbuilder.com/venice_signatu…

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Excited to see this important measure pick up steam.

This minuscule sales tax will produce over a $$ Billion to support new affordable housing, mental health programs and more. It must pass! latimes.com/california/sto…

I'm excited to launch this new LAist series about young parents in L.A. struggling to find affordable housing big enough for kids.

Buying is out of reach for many. Increasingly, so is renting. Is leaving L.A. the only option?

laist.com/news/housing-h…

Dr. Deya Nevarez Martinez is an Assistant Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at Michigan State University and an expert when it comes to Latino homelessness in LA County. 
 
We are honored to have her join us for tomorrow’s Town Hall💙
 
RSVP here: everyoneinla.org/events