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Organize the unhoused community and develop leadership.

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Organize the unhoused community and develop leadership.

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Look like Hospitality house; clear jobs, community, easier going, less sense urgency.
To have clear structure, job title, goals.
A culture of community, empowerment, equity, for all of us to feel like our voice and time are valuable.

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-I want our culture to be WIDE OPEN - Specifically more African American participation. We speak about racial inclusiveness and racialized impact of homelessness, but are we doing this ourselves? We need a strong and renewed effort into organizing and bringing in more Black folks. Creating a plan of work for building our base.

-Horizontally organized, diverse, grassroots ethos, radically inclusive, and respectful of everyone, democratic decision making

-Like that the work culture is more informal and accepting of folks' expression.

-More respectful of each other- everyone- people can be kinda mean to each other at the COH- maybe this is because we have confusion and frustration right now, people get down on themselves and each other.

-We are a family but that doesn't mean we get to treat each other like shit

-A lot of people gravitate to the COH because of our informal culture, but it should be named and written out.

-Additionally hold the same respect we have for each other to folks who come into our org like unhoused folk- sometimes we let members from the unhoused community treat people very poorly and we let ppl do it because "they're traumatized, they're going thru shit" which is true, but we need better accountability and mediation. (this was emphasized by another group member)

-Transparency, we don't sugar coat shit, we are transparent with each other and our base.

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+ mutual supportive space: meeting people where they're at, non-judgemental perspective, place of love
+ diverse, open door policy, shared vision, we know what our population is
+ Anti oppressive space, space where people feel equally comfortable contributing, examining previously held attitudes, positive communication that respects and uplifts each other, keep each other accountable in loving ways, trusting of each other and making up for loss we are experiencing during covid

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inclusive, non-hierarchial, responsive to person's needs, transparent, multiracial, diverse/multiracial, are we a 'scrappy little org?'

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the org that has the conversation with people who don't know they are allies yet. Broaden our base.
To create a unified goal that can be universal and approachable (not so scary). To not just be the org people go to bc they have heard us but bc we have a good model for how organizing should look like in vulnerable communities.

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a 'model organization' - we are unique and we need to be able to intertwine our functions as an org to better make an impact - political organizing, advocacy, our role in directly supporting/providing aid, and 'leadership development'.

Someone provides a microphone/bullhorn for people who are not heard/listened to/purposefully oppressed, silenced, and marginalized.

Policy as both proactive and reactive, advocacy as proactive. Sustainable relationships and utilization to unhoused/marginally housed

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+ we want to be a role model for other cities, resources for unhoused people, we have policies for how to tackle those issues
+ consciousness: through our work we are elevating the voices of unhoused people and therefor creating consciousness in broader policy debate. Our role is to represent in a solid and uncompromising way the impact the violence of homelessness has on peoples lives
+ Organize unhoused people and facilitate relationship/power building between them to affect radical political change

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what is our end game though? Ideally clear housing solution that meet people where they are at. To create more resources as stepping stones to reach housing. To educate a broader base to gain more allies.  That there would be unity and understanding about poverty with everyone having the goal to end it. That homelessness would not be criminalized.

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-Organize unhoused community and help develop their leadership

-We did Prop C and I wanna see more of that. Coalition doing more work towards housing. Edging on the line of we know we're not service providers, but we could a part of the housing if we tried more.

-we sometimes tack on the advocacy component onto what we do but really the policy advocacy is kind of separate from the organizing. We need to define whether we're revolutionary, reformist (working within the system), etc. We can do both but we need to decide where we spend our energy and what role the org takes. We can develop leaders to do the policy advocacy.

-STRONG OUTREACH, STRONG BASE. STRONG PRESENCE IN THE UNHOUSED COMMUNITY.

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With dignity, empowerment, leadership. For housed people to not be bothered by visible homelessness and want to participate in creating community. For housed and unhoused people to treat each other with dignity and respect. For impacted folks to not have to jump through so many hoops and have clear resources to achieve their transition from homelessness.

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+ housing for everyone, fundamental respect for human rights: nothing solves homelessness like a home - > structural inequities behind that and we want to end those
+ co-housing for unhoused people in lots of countries, but in SF it's more like Hong Kong - lots of land but don't house people. how we change policies to put unhoused people into housing
+ Anarchist so create a world without a state and society where structural inequalities are addressed by reditribing resources from those with to without and structures of colonizations are explicit recognized and resources are redistributed to ensure equity.  HJ thorugh decolozed loses.

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'change the emphasis' the city needs to "beautify the life" of unhoused/marginally housed before it centers the wealthiest, the most powerfully connected

One where the long-term, large scale homelessness is ended

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A housing system free from private property.

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A housing system free from private property.

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Housing for all.

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-A housing system free from private property

-De-commodification of housing

-Housing for all!

-Unsure, this question was hard to answer

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+ between the three of us we're touching on the key points that create an exciting whole perspective.
+ housing is such a transformative force in terms of addressing a whole lot of other stuff. it's a foundation for change - addressing joblessness, mental health, drug use, being able to start your own business or be able to parent, home is a prerequisite in a lot of ways - remove a huge barrier to success. Also important to address trauma, be able to lock doors and be with yourself - maya angelou quote - the ache for home lives in all of us. homelessness chips away at peoples psyches in a way that makes quality of life worse. Home is the center from which everything else can flourish
+ echo the above: housing is a solution for all - hunger, education, mental health, etc
+ one things that could be named is that there would be less opportunity if everyone was housed to be be criminalized and incarceration would fall, less police shootings because targets of police violence are often homeless and people would live longer espec PWD who need safe placed to go to use life prolong equipment or sleep in a bed that doesn’t produce misery and pain.  If we are successful in facilitating political power we will have a lot more power to change systemic inequities because unhoused people have way more sharp analysis because they have seen policies state and injustice and we would have a lot more people to throw down with there movement as a whole!

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to give a place for people impacted by homelessness and inequities to learn leadership skills. The city is held accountable directly to homeless people through organizing unhoused. develop leadership skills among staff to feel empowered in a non hierarchical model.

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housing changes lives, (other services is important), but housing is so powerful. We will not 'fix' people's trauma, but people will 'be happy to rest, shower, meal' Once you house someone to move forward, to share with someone else.
people will have the resources that they need to live and the RECOURSE to fight for those resources, to articulate, to advocate, to form community, to heal

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-everyone has housing and wouldn't have to struggle for living space

-unhoused community knows of us, knows that we can be a vehicle for their agenda. Anything they want to do, but don't have the resources or institutional power to do, we can be the mechanism for that

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-Build political power of unhoused community and make it a powerful lobbying group. A force to be reckoned with. If we still do political organizing, we need to put energy into strengthening our base. That advocacy should be done by them, not us "representing them"

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build power and community of unhoused/marginally housed folks in SF. Policy, advocacy, organizaing, support that is done by the folks, not explicitly 'on behalf' of folks
Staving off and reducing harm of past, present, and future bad policy
Develop skills and sustainable community within and without the organziation through a horizontal model.

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Help develop a base of power in the unhoused community that can challenge rival interest groups.

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+ hopefully we can use the foundation (shelters for more people) we've built to change policy and move people from transitional houisng to real housing. we want to get everyone to get people to agree to do this. 10 year plan to fix this issue
+ we can end mass homelessness in the United States in in San Francisco we can get close
+ we can end homelessness here