The Redress Movement

The Redress Movement A racial justice organization building collective power across racial and ethnic lines so people can redress racial segregation in their own communities.

TOMORROW we will be hosting a very exciting webinar, Lessons From The Field - Beyond Housing as a Commodity! 250 years a...
07/13/2026

TOMORROW we will be hosting a very exciting webinar, Lessons From The Field - Beyond Housing as a Commodity!

250 years after the creation of the United States, the lack of equitable access to housing remains a top concern in communities across the country. What if we viewed housing as a public good rather than a commodity to be bought, sold, and invested in? Join us for a conversation that explores alternative housing models, including social housing, community land trusts, and other community-centered approaches that prioritize affordability, stability, and community participation. Together, we will explore how these models contribute to addressing displacement, building community wealth, and creating more equitable systems for all.

Joining us this session are:

Tara Raghuveer, Director of Tenant Union Federation

Luis Oyola, Executive Director of Piedmont Community Land Trust

Greg Jarrell, Senior Campaign Organizer in Charlotte at The Redress Movement

You can RSVP for the webinar here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/lessons-from-the-field-beyond-housing-as-a-commodity?source=direct_link&

250 years after the creation of the United States, the lack of equitable access to housing remains a top concern in comm...
07/10/2026

250 years after the creation of the United States, the lack of equitable access to housing remains a top concern in communities across the country. What if we viewed housing as a public good rather than a commodity to be bought, sold, and invested in? Join us for a conversation that explores alternative housing models, including social housing, community land trusts, and other community-centered approaches that prioritize affordability, stability, and community participation. Together, we will explore how these models contribute to addressing displacement, building community wealth, and creating more equitable systems for all.

Joining us this session are:

Tara Raghuveer, Director of Tenant Union Federation

Luis Oyola, Executive Director of Piedmont Community Land Trust

Greg Jarrell, Senior Campaign Organizer in Charlotte at The Redress Movement

You can RSVP for the webinar here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/lessons-from-the-field-beyond-housing-as-a-commodity?source=direct_link&

Affordable housing is both a workers' right and a human right.As we close out Fair Housing Month, we pass the baton of c...
05/01/2026

Affordable housing is both a workers' right and a human right.

As we close out Fair Housing Month, we pass the baton of commemoration to May Day, a day that honors the social and economic achievements, contributions, and strength of the labor movement across the world. Wage stagnation and the perpetually rising cost of living in the United States are forcing too many workers into impossible choices: endure lengthy commutes, accept inadequate housing, or abandon their communities entirely. This crisis disproportionately impacts Black and brown workers, who face historic and ongoing systemic barriers to housing and economic security. We stand in solidarity with those organizing for housing justice, demanding real affordability, and guaranteeing that workers have a say in shaping our communities.

Housing justice does not exist in a vacuum. Discriminatory housing policies, environmental harm, and racial inequity are...
04/09/2026

Housing justice does not exist in a vacuum. Discriminatory housing policies, environmental harm, and racial inequity are deeply intertwined. Communities on the frontlines experience these impacts every single day. In our next Lessons from the Field webinar, we will be joined by environmental justice experts to explore how housing justice, racial justice, and environmental justice intersect and what it will take to build healthier, safer, and more equitable communities.

Joining this panel are:

Alan Palm, Executive Director, Better Future Project

Zoe Middleton, Associate Policy Director of Just Climate Resilience, Union of Concerned Scientists

Maryum Jordan, Senior Managing Attorney, EarthRights International

You can RSVP for the webinar here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/lessons-from-the-field-fighting-for-racial-justice-through-an-environmental-justice-lens?source=direct_link&

For more resources, check out these organizations in each of our partner cities:Resources for North Carolina:Carolina Mi...
04/06/2026

For more resources, check out these organizations in each of our partner cities:

Resources for North Carolina:
Carolina Migrant Network
Siembra NC

Resources for Colorado:
Colorado Rapid Response Network
Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition
American Friends Service Committee
Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network

Resources for Omaha:
CIRA
Heartland Workers Center
ACLU of Nebraska
Commissioner Roger Garcia

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28201-28237, 28240-28247, 28250, 28253-28256, 28258, 28260-28262, 28265-28266, 2

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