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Race & Equity in all Planning (REP-SF) is a housing justice coalition of 40 SF-based grassroots organizations advancing equitable city planning.
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Join us in voting for truly affordable housing and rejecting harms to our communities! Read REP-SF's full voter guide to learn more about our positions on the local and state propositions: repsf.org/blog/repsf-voter-guide-nov-2026 (Link in our Bio!) Join REP-SF members @westsidecommunitycoalition & @richmonddistrictrising for their "Ballots, Booze, and Boos" event on Oct. 27 to learn more about the critical issues on this year's ballot! Drop off your ballot or vote in person by Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3! by @repcoalitionsf
In response to the federal attacks on our immigrant communities, we’ve compiled a list of community-based resources from our REP-SF members, as well as city resources, focused on protecting our communities. Now more than ever, it's critical to know our rights and help protect each other's rights. We keep us safe! Let’s spread power, not panic! Thank you to our REP-SF members @asianlawcaucus, @glidesf, @housingrightssf, @missionactionsf, @poder.sf, @sdaction1, and @somcan.sf, who created and shared many of the immigrants' rights resources included in this guide. Please share widely with your communities! repsf.org/resources (Link in our Bio!) by @repcoalitionsf
Our new report, “Who is San Francisco Building For?” provides the most complete picture of who San Francisco developers are building housing for – and who developers are excluding. Our report reveals that the City is over-building housing that most San Franciscans cannot afford. The City's policies only support building for profit and not for need. In this series of videos, we discuss the four key findings and policy recommendations in our housing report! Watch our full series & read the report to learn more: peoplepowermedia.org/ppm-report (Link in our Bio) Get involved in the growing movement for housing justice and equity in land use: Follow @repcoalitionsf & Email info@repsf.org to join the Race & Equity in all Planning (REP-SF) Coalition’s Action Team! by @repcoalitionsf
Meet REP-SF Hero for Housing Justice, Jacquelynn Evans! Jacquelynn is a Housing Justice Advocate at REP-SF member organization @coalitiononhomelessness. The Coalition on Homelessness organizes with homeless people and frontline service providers to fight for dignified and safe housing for all of San Francisco. We sat down with Jacquelynn to hear her story, learn what inspired her to join the housing justice movement, and find out what keeps her motivated to fight for community-driven solutions. Watch or listen to Jacquelynn’s full interview on the REP-SF Blog! (repsf.org/blog/jacquelynn-evans-housing-justice-heroes) Follow @repcoalitionsf to meet more of our Heroes for Housing Justice and hear from the community leaders making a difference for a more equitable San Francisco! Subscribe to our Planning to the People monthly newsletter to stay up to date with REP-SF and get involved in our growing housing justice movement! (Links in our Bio) #HousingJusticeHeroes by @repcoalitionsf
Meet REP-SF Hero for Housing Justice, Zachary Frial! Zachary is the Social Development & Policy Coordinator at REP-SF member organization, the South of Market Community Action Network @somcan.sf. SOMCAN builds the collective power of immigrant tenants, workers, youth, and families in the South of Market (SOMA) neighborhood. “I fight for housing justice because the Filipino community here in the South of Market has been through several waves of displacement. Through the work that SOMCAN does, we continue to fight against evictions, defend residents, and make sure that SOMA can continue to be a Filipino hub.” Follow us @repcoalitionsf to meet more of our Heroes for Housing Justice and hear from these community leaders making a difference for a more equitable San Francisco! #HousingJusticeHeroes by @repcoalitionsf
MARCH WITH US ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1ST TO DEFEND DEMOCRACY!!! The billionaires want to rob our communities of the right to VOTE. By pricing our community out of the citizen initiatives we loose the ability to put things we need on the ballot. Join us: 🗓 Sunday November 1st, 2026 🕔meet up 10am 📢 Rally &🚦March 1020am 📍24th & Mission Street Bart Plaza Unity Literature Drop: 🕔11am 📍19th & Valencia Street (Mission Playground) @sfrisingaction @repcoalitionsf @dsa_sf @seiu1021 @unitededucatorsofsf @homey_sf @poder.sf @sfpeoplesbudget @sfnoond 🗳 📢 🗳 📢 🗳 📢 🗳 📢 🗳 📢 🗳 Marcha con nosotros el domingo 1 de noviembre para defender la democracia!!! Los billonarios quieren robar a nuestras comunidades el derecho al voto. Al sacar a nuestra comunidad de las iniciativas ciudadanas, perdemos la capacidad de poner en la boleta electoral las cosas que necesitamos. Únase a nosotros: 🗓 Domingo 1 de noviembre de 2026 🕔Reúnase a las 10am 📢 Rally y🚦Marzo 1020am 📍24th y Mission Street Bart Plaza Caída de la literatura en unidad: 🕔11am 📍19th & Valencia Street (Misión Playground) @sfrisingaction @repcoalitionsf @dsa_sf @seiu1021 @unitededucatorsofsf @homey_sf @poder.sf @sfpeoplesbudget @sfnoond 🗳 📢 🗳 📢 🗳 📢 🗳 📢 🗳 📢 🗳 by @repcoalitionsf
Mayor Daniel Lurie’s Family Zoning Plan lets developers, the real estate industry, and the capitalist market determine what ‘family’ means, what housing gets built, and therefore, who gets displaced. Queer communities – excluded from this manufactured ideal – have long understood the need to radically redefine ‘family’ as anti-capitalist as a form of survival.  At the @queerhousingsummit in Fresno this year with @queerlycomplex, @trayareal1, and @ham_job1, we kept returning to one question: What does queerness offer our housing justice movements? How can queerness offer our movements the ability to see beyond structures imposed on us and to build relationships, communities, and movements that can survive change?  How can we take inspiration from trans and queer advocacy, arts, and organizing in Cuba? In 2022, Cuba passed a new Families Code by popular vote, and it came out of years of advocacy, popular education, and arts organizing led by trans and queer communities. The Code begins by naming family as the “fundamental unit of society,” then defines what family is, then guarantees the rights and protections every family is owed. It radically redefines family, taking a diversity of forms, rooted in love, respect, and solidarity rather than blood or marriage. Queerness expands our definition of family, housing, and kinship, which in turn benefits all of us in San Francisco – queer and non-queer alike: immigrant families, multigenerational families, and chosen families. As queer Cuban scholar José Esteban Muñoz says, “The future is queerness’ domain.” Read Priya Prabhakar’s (@priya_prabhakar) new piece on the REP-SF Blog! repsf.org/blog/in-a-burning-world-queers-find-home-with-each-other (Link in our Bio!) by @repcoalitionsf
Meet REP-SF Hero for Housing Justice, Reina Tello! Reina is a Community Organizer at REP-SF member organization @poder.sf. PODER organizes with intergenerational Latinx immigrant communities to advance people-powered solutions that are locally based, community-led, and environmentally just. “I fight for housing justice because my family organized for seven years to be able to stay in our home. The instability we faced during the 2008 foreclosure crisis has left long-lasting impacts on my family. I want to make changes so that other people don’t have to go through the lows that my family experienced.” Follow us @repcoalitionsf to meet more of our Heroes for Housing Justice and hear from these community leaders making a difference for a more equitable San Francisco! #HousingJusticeHeroes by @repcoalitionsf
SOMCAN and REP-SF are proud to present "Raising Community Voices for Affordable Housing Near Transit," a report on the housing needs of low-income people, immigrants, and people of color in San Francisco. Through our research, we collected 485 surveys, conducted 4 focus groups, and led 3 community forums that allowed low-income residents to share their personal experiences living in the city, affordability and accessibility needs, and desires for future development in their neighborhood. You can download a copy of our report through the Linktr.ee in our bio! Physical copies are also available for free at SOMCAN's office (1038 Mission St, SF, CA 94103). by @repcoalitionsf
REP-SF members are Heroes for Housing Justice in their communities. Through their lived experiences and deep community-based expertise, they advocate for truly affordable housing and equitable city planning in San Francisco. We’re excited to kick off our Heroes for Housing Justice series, spotlighting REP-SF members from community organizations across San Francisco! Meet our first five Heroes: Zachary, Reina, Gwen, Jacquelynn, and Teresa! We sat down with each of them to hear their stories, learn what inspired them to join the housing justice movement, and find out what keeps them motivated to fight for community-driven solutions. Stay tuned for their video interviews, coming soon! Follow us @repcoalitionsf to hear directly from these community leaders working toward a more equitable San Francisco. #HousingJusticeHeroes by @repcoalitionsf
We’re one month away from People Power Media’s 15th anniversary celebration and fundraiser! Join us to lift a glass and toast to this milestone! A generous supporter will be matching donations dollar for dollar! Donate today or at the event to double your impact! Please use the Link in our Bio to get tickets and donate. Your support will directly fund our work that makes a real impact, including: - Collective Action through @repcoalitionsf, - Political Education that empowers our communities, - Workshops to equip organizers with tools for change, - Narrative Change toward housing justice and equity in land use, and - Community Media that amplifies community expertise! Thursday, November 19 The Plough and the Stars (116 Clement St.) @theploughandstars Event starts at 5:30 pm. Program starts promptly at 6:00 pm. by @repcoalitionsf
Join us in voting to REJECT three SF propositions that aim to increase billionaires’ power and undermine democracy! Billionaires have now spent $13M on these propositions to lock tenants and workers out of the political process. Swipe through to learn why we're voting NO on Props D, E, and F! @sfnoond Read REP-SF's full voter guide to learn more: repsf.org/blog/repsf-voter-guide-nov-2026 (Link in our Bio!) Drop off your ballot or vote in person by Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3! by @repcoalitionsf

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