Coalitions & Alliances

United for Housing Justice is a coalition of community, labor, faith, tenant and affordable housing organizations. Its members are those who directly experience the crisis in the housing market, and include organizations who have built thousands of affordable homes and who counsel hundreds of tenants each day. UHJ advocates for concrete solutions, based on our collective experience, centered on the communities most impacted by the crisis. UHJ believes that our current housing crisis was created by market forces, including rampant real estate speculation and the drastic increase in income inequality over the last decade. Proposals for market-based solutions are at best insufficient and at worst create more harm than good. Rather, we believe that market regulation and public investment are critical to addressing the housing crisis.

The San Francisco Anti-Displacement Coalition is a group of tenant organizations and allies who organize against the soaring evictions and rent increases in our city, which have resulted in the displacement of thousands of San Franciscans.

SFADC was formed in 2013 to address the wave of evictions and landlord harassment forcing thousands from their homes and neighborhoods.

6 Wins for Social Equity Network (6 Wins) is a pivotal political moment to ensure that regional planning decisions and investments are shaped by the voices and needs of those most impacted by policy decisions in the Bay Area. 

The 6 Wins is the only regional advocacy coalition which works together to ensure that the Bay Area’s transit, housing, jobs, and climate policies break the patterns of segregation, sprawl, and pollution that have disadvantaged low-income communities and communities of color for generations.

CCHO and the Six Wins coalition advocates for a “place-based” approach that assesses the impacts - positive and potentially negative - of various development-incentive policy proposals.