Hudson/Catskill Housing Coalition

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The Hudson/Catskill Housing Coalition is a Black-led nonprofit advancing housing justice, education equity, and criminal justice reform across the Hudson Valley and Capital Region.

Join us for our back-to-school food drives in Albany, Hudson, and Catskill on Friday, September 11. We’ll be distributin...
08/31/2026

Join us for our back-to-school food drives in Albany, Hudson, and Catskill on Friday, September 11. We’ll be distributing free groceries and household essentials to help families and community members prepare for the new school year.

🗓️ Friday, September 11
⏰ 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 ALBANY: Corner of Grand Street & Madison Avenue
📍 HUDSON: THE HUB, 47 N. 5th Street
📍 CATSKILL: Hop-O-Nose Homes, 32 Bronson Street

Get Involved!
Volunteer: bit.ly/hchcvolunteers
Donate: bit.ly/hchcgiving

Transparency After the Fact Is Not Accountability.HCHC recognizes Columbia County Sheriff Jackie Salvatore’s announcemen...
08/26/2026

Transparency After the Fact Is Not Accountability.

HCHC recognizes Columbia County Sheriff Jackie Salvatore’s announcement of a new transparency portal for the county’s Flock camera system.

But a portal does not answer the larger question: Why was this surveillance infrastructure allowed to expand without meaningful public discussion, community consent, or clear oversight from the people elected to represent us?

We have already raised concerns about who has access to this data, how it is shared, how long it is retained, whether outside agencies (including federal immigration enforcement) can access it, and what protections exist for Black, brown, immigrant, poor and working-class communities that have historically carried the greatest burden of surveillance.

Making information available after the cameras are already in place is not the same as democratic accountability.

We appreciate any move toward greater transparency, but HCHC remains clear: the conversation cannot begin and end with a website.

Columbia County residents deserve a public accounting of how Flock was approved, who authorized its use, what agencies have access, what safeguards are actually enforceable, and what power the public has to say no.

Technology does not get a free pass simply because law enforcement calls it a public-safety tool.

Our civil liberties are not the price of admission for feeling safe.

[Repost ] 📣 Albany County youth—your voice belongs at the table!The Albany County Legislative Black Caucus invites young...
08/26/2026

[Repost ] 📣 Albany County youth—your voice belongs at the table!

The Albany County Legislative Black Caucus invites young people ages 14–21, families, community members, and local organizations to our Youth Roundtable.

This is an opportunity for young people to speak directly with local leaders about the issues affecting their lives, including:

🧠 Mental health and wellness
🛡️ Safety, violence, and justice
💼 Jobs, money, and future opportunities

📅 Thursday, September 24, 2026
⏰ 3:00–5:00 p.m.
📍 Albany Public Library, Large Auditorium
161 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY

Come share your experiences, offer solutions, connect with community resources, and help shape a better Albany County for young people. Food and refreshments will be provided!

Youth voices matter—and we’re ready to listen. Please share this invitation with a young person who should be in the room!

THIS SATURDAY: Hudson, come out and enjoy a fish fry! Bring your friends and family.🗓️ Saturday, August 29⏰ 4 PM📍 Front ...
08/26/2026

THIS SATURDAY: Hudson, come out and enjoy a fish fry! Bring your friends and family.

🗓️ Saturday, August 29
⏰ 4 PM
📍 Front St between Columbia St and State St

See you there!

The Planning Board has now walked the Bliss Towers site, heard from residents, and seen firsthand what families have bee...
08/26/2026

The Planning Board has now walked the Bliss Towers site, heard from residents, and seen firsthand what families have been living with. There should be no confusion about the urgency.

Bliss Towers and Columbia Apartments need serious investment, and residents deserve housing that is safe, dignified, affordable, and rooted in their right to remain in Hudson.

The Zoning Board also has an important role to play in moving this process forward. Repeated failures to reach a quorum cannot become another layer of delay while residents wait and critical housing financing hangs in the balance.

Hudson has lost too many Black, working-class and longtime families already. This is a moment for every part of city government involved in this process to show up, do the work, and help move desperately needed affordable housing forward.

TODAY: The Albany County Legislature will hold a Public Hearing. The following items will be on the agenda:Resolution No...
08/25/2026

TODAY: The Albany County Legislature will hold a Public Hearing. The following items will be on the agenda:

Resolution No. 241: Parental responsibility for acts of dependent minors.

Resolution No. 274: Tax exemption for the surviving spouse of a police officer killed in the line of duty.

🗓️ Today, August 25
⏰ 7 PM
📍 112 State Street, Room 710, Albany, NY 12207

The Supreme Court just cleared the way for Trump to move forward with an executive order restricting mail-in voting.For ...
08/25/2026

The Supreme Court just cleared the way for Trump to move forward with an executive order restricting mail-in voting.

For HCHC, this is bigger than one election or one politician. We know the history: when access to the ballot gets harder, Black communities, poor people, working families, elders, disabled voters and people already pushed to the margins pay the price first.

Voting rights were fought for in blood. We cannot normalize efforts to roll them back.

We need to be organizing now: voter education, registration, turnout, and making sure our communities know exactly what is at stake.

Democracy does not defend itself. We do.

Huge thank you to everyone who came out to work on the Albany Free School backyard garden!We got a lot done together. Ev...
08/24/2026

Huge thank you to everyone who came out to work on the Albany Free School backyard garden!

We got a lot done together. Every helping hand makes a difference. 💚

HCHC is clear: cages do not create safety. Prisons are institutions built on punishment, control, isolation and violence...
08/24/2026

HCHC is clear: cages do not create safety. Prisons are institutions built on punishment, control, isolation and violence — and what is being reported at Greene Correctional Facility is exactly why we organize toward abolition.

According to the Correctional Association of New York, incarcerated people at Greene reported widespread staff abuse, racialized mistreatment, retaliation and a grievance system they overwhelmingly do not trust.

These are our family members. Our neighbors. Our people.

And we need to be just as clear about who holds power right now.

New York has a Democratic Governor, a Democratic Senate and a Democratic Assembly. A Democratic trifecta controls the state government responsible for these facilities. There is no Republican legislature to blame. There is no divided government to hide behind.

If people are being abused inside a New York State prison, the people governing New York have a responsibility to answer for it.

Understaffing cannot become an excuse for abuse. Overtime cannot become an excuse for racism. A staffing crisis cannot become permission for retaliation, degradation or violence against incarcerated people.

We reject the idea that the solution is simply more officers, more cages or more money poured into a system producing this harm.

We demand accountability. Independent oversight. Protection for people who report abuse. Meaningful access to families, education, programming and reentry support. And we demand that New York begin moving resources away from punishment and toward housing, health care, mental health support, education, youth, restorative justice and the communities our people return home to.

Abolition means refusing to accept abuse as the cost of incarceration.

It means refusing to disappear people once the prison gates close behind them.

And it means holding the people with political power accountable when the state harms our families.

Our people are not disposable.

HCHC will continue to speak, organize and fight for them — inside and outside the walls.

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47 North 5th Street
Hudson, NY
12534

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