Colleagues,
This is the first of two state actions - this one is a simple click.

Maureen

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From: Caroline Lopez, Housing Alliance Action Fund <info@housingactionfund.org>
Date: Fri, Apr 2, 2021 at 12:05 PM
Subject: Action for Homes: Housing Champion Representative Tarra Simmons fights for more equitable laws and social systems

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Housing Champion Focus: 

When Representative Tarra Simmons fights for more equitable laws and social systems, she brings an abundant amount of lived experience. She recognized from personal experience with housing instability, economic insecurity, and lack of employment that the effects of incarceration extend well beyond time served in prison. 

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Advocacy News You Can Use

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Capital Re-Caps!

With less than 4 weeks left in the legislative session, the deadlines come quicker, the number of bills has dwindled, all as the budgets begin to take center stage.

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Action Alert

We need a BIG PUSH for HB 1236, SB 5160, and deep capital investments in affordable homes!

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Events

Join our last two affordable housing advocates legislative and COVID 19 update calls. And save the date for Bring Washington Home!

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What We're Reading

Large landlords' profits rose during coronavirus pandemic: report

Salon.com: An analysis reveals that major property owners have largely realized profits, some massive, during the pandemic.

How to spot and report housing discrimination as a renter or buyer

Seattle Times: Experts say the problem is that many alleged incidents of racism are hard to identify and harder to prove.

Washington House Democrats propose state budget aimed at easing housing crisis after COVID-19 pandemic

Seattle Times: Washington House Democrats released a budget proposal Friday that focuses on preventing the state from sinking into an even deeper housing and homelessness crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pre-pandemic trends offer insight into post-pandemic homelessness

Harvard Joint Enter for Housing Studies: Recently released data show that the number of people experiencing homelessness in the United States rose from 568,000 in January 2019 to 580,000 in January 2020. 

 
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Living in Tacoma or Pierce County and Behind on rent?

I'm with Angela Davis:
"I'm no longer accepting the things I cannot change.
I'm changing the things I cannot accept."

And with John Lewis:  
"Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble."