The Lower Frequencies
Housing Justice Project reaches new audiences on social and news media
Housing Justice Project reaches new audiences on social and news media
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Seramonte Tenants Union Pushes For More Protections Read Post »
“It a really important step,” Elicker said, adding that it’s not just about creating more affordable units but “about ensuring
New Haven Fair Rent Commission officially recognizes Tenant Unions Read Post »
One socialist’s impressions on canvassing and the ongoing challenges facing renters in Connecticut.
Hitting the Bricks: Thoughts From a New Canvasser Read Post »
Building a socialist mass movement depends on understanding our theory of change and critically reflecting on our successes and failures in its pursuit. With this in mind, we reflect on the 2021 tenet union building efforts in Central CT.