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Sat 6/21 @1pm – Public Forum on how we can stop the attacks on the homeless
Dare to Struggle and Homeless Liberation Initiative are hosting a forum on how we can stop the daily attacks homeless people face around Connecticut. We’ll hear from those within and around the fight for the rights of the homeless, talk through what has been tried so far, and project the path forward. There will be […]
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TAOS NM: Memorial Day Weekend Protest
Rents and property values continue to soar in Taos forcing people out onto the streets. There is an astonishing lack of services for people once they are homeless. Meanwhile, tourists and second home owners flock to Taos treating it like their playground. We refuse to sit idly by and watch our neighbors freeze to death […]
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Disrespect, Disposability, Deceit: Forum on NYCHA Neglect in NYC – May 31 @2pm
LGBT Center – Manhattan – 208 W 13th St NYCHA and private partners are hellbent on pushing out residents. We need our own strategies to stop them. Privatized NYCHA developments are ramping up evictions, and residents across the city face inhumane conditions. It isn’t a question of if things can change…things MUST change. Come to […]
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CT General Interest Meeting 4/1 6pm
Join us at our mass meeting on Tuesday, 4/1 at 6:00pm! We’ll be in the New Haven Library Main Branch, in the Philip Marrett room on the first floor. We’ll be discussing our campaign against police brutality and sharing updates about how we’re fighting back against attacks on the homeless in CT. Come find out […]
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The Frontlines Issue #2 Feb 2025
Letter from the Editor: Privatization Is on the Doorstep at Riis Houses With an Illegitimate “Resident Vote,” NYCHA Moves on Privatization at Riis By: RANDY, DARE TO STRUGGLE When we talk to NYCHA residents about the government’s attempts to get rid of public housing, we hear a common reply: “They’ve been trying to do that […]
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The Frontlines Issue #1 Jan 2025
Issue #1, Jan 2025 Letter from the Editor If you live in public housing, you’re all too familiar with inhumane conditions and ineffective repairs. NYCHA regularly ignores tickets and whenever they do “repairs,” the work is so poorly done that the problem soon returns. This neglect is deliberate—NYCHA lets repairs go unaddressed so they can […]










