Neighbors and Communities United: Advocating for Affordable Housing in San Francisco
In a move to provide essential information to labor and working families, Jaye emphasized a commitment to becoming a credible source regarding local races and issues in San Francisco. “It is not our intent to get into a tit-for-tat with the world’s richest people,” said Jaye.
Mission and Objectives
Jaye is also a prominent figure in Neighbors and Communities United, a nonprofit dedicated to tackling pressing housing concerns. Their mission encompasses several key areas:
- Advocacy for affordable housing solutions.
- Promotion of increased shelter options to address underlying causes of homelessness.
- Support for validated public safety strategies, including community policing and restorative justice.
Position on Housing Development
The organization has raised concerns regarding upzoning initiatives that aim to align with California’s housing regulations. In particular, they contest proposals that would permit the construction of nine-story buildings in various shopping districts across the city, including notable locations such as:
- 24th Street in Noe Valley
- Castro Street
- Polk Street
- Clement Street
- Haight Street
- Taraval Street
- Irving Street
The organization claims that these developments threaten the unique character of San Francisco’s neighborhoods, urging stakeholders to reconsider these proposals.
Funding and Support
As a 501(c)(4)
The work of Neighbors and Communities United aims to address critical issues surrounding housing and safety in San Francisco. Through informed advocacy and community engagement, they seek to enable families to navigate the complexities of local governance and development.Conclusion
