The Odd State Out
February 28, 2018 – Lindsey Mckenzie of Inside Higher Ed writes about California’s status as the only state that has not signed on to the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement [...]
February 2018: Public Advocates’ Newest Chapter: Higher Ed Advocacy
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Oakland advocates to offer ‘people’s proposal’ for public land use
February 23, 2018 – Ali Tadayon of the East Bay Times writes about the battle in Oakland over the use of public land. Public Advocates is calling for unused public land to be developed into [...]
Public Advocates’ Transportation Justice Work
Public Advocates has a history of promoting transportation justice and equitable investment, including successful advocacy aimed at: Promoting the mobility of low-income transit-dependent [...]
Press Release: Residents Deliver Valentine’s Day Proposal to City Council: Use Oakland’s Public Land for Public Good
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 14, 2018 Residents Deliver Valentine’s Day Proposal to City Council: Use Oakland’s Public Land for Public Good Contact: Vanessa Riles, East 12th Coalition, [...]
Press Release: On Valentine’s Day, residents will demand that the City Council show its love for Oakland by adopting a People’s Proposal for Public Land
MEDIA ADVISORY February 13, 2018 On Valentine’s Day, residents will demand that the City Council show its love for Oakland by adopting a People’s Proposal for Public Land WHAT: On February [...]
Sacramento is the Land of Corporate Landlords
February 8, 2018 – Scott Thomas Anderson of the Sacramento News Review writes about Wall Street’s growing influence as a landlord in Sacramento. He mentions that a company like [...]
A Bid to Solve California’s Housing Crisis Could Redraw How Cities Grow
February 7, 2018 – Adam Rogers of WIRED writes about the fierce debate over SB 827 in California. The bill, sponsored by Senator Scott Wiener, would put some metropolitan zoning policy that [...]
