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100			_9379 _aGordon, Leslie
245			_aRooted in Home : _bcommunity-based alternatives to the Bay Area Housing Crisis
260			_bUrban Habitat and East Bay Community Law Center
300			_a40 pages
500			_aKEYWORDS: Housing crisis, community-based alternatives, affordable housing
520			_aThe San Francisco Bay Area, as one of the wealthiest metropolitan regions in the world, should be able to provide stable, decent, affordable housing for all of its residents. Instead, the region is in the grips of an acute housing affordability crisis. In this report, we introduce real-world examples of alternative solutions and responses to the housing crisis—rooted in permanent affordability and democratic community control—that people are actively working on in the Bay Area and beyond. It is time to move past the current for-profit market system and the crisis it has created. We must move boldly in a different direction—towards an understanding that housing is a human right.
650		0	_aSelf Organised Housing _zInternational _zNorth America _9503
700			_9380 _aMajid, Mashael
700			_9381 _aRoshan Samara, Tony
700			_9382 _aEcheverria, Fernando
700			_9383 _aRupani, Seema
856			_uhttps://oakclt.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Report_Rooted-in-Home_UrbanHabitat_EBCLC.pdf _yView item on publishers website
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