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We Thrive in Riverside Renters Association Offered solutions with guidance from the research from the American Rescue plan and American Progress
We Thrive in Riverside Renters Association communication and outreach on rental assistance
We will host quarterly renters rights summits, distribute community newsletters and provide updates on organizations that have received cares act funding
Protect equity initiatives and funding for programs
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Community-led and developed solutions must also be provided the funding necessary to build capacity to foster community partnerships and carry out the solutions developed. This includes developing and expanding programs, workshops, and trainings.
We thrive in Riverside Renters Association request long term solutions
We request development of multi family or single family housing.We request for future meetings agendas have a report about housing for all and its progress
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Increase supply of affordable, accessible housing that meets families’ needs
Exclusionary zoning policies that concentrate racialized poverty and foster segregation must be banned, and investments must be made in affordable, accessible housing that gives residents a choice of where to live and that works for a diverse range of families.
We expect at least 2 developments to be presented and completed by 2023 in Cobb County
We Thrive in Riverside Renters Association request for local government to expand the eviction moratorium
We Thrive in Riverside Renters Association Offered solutions with guidance from the research from the American Rescue plan and American Progress
We Thrive in Riverside Renters Association communication and outreach on rental assistance
We will host quarterly renters rights summits, distribute community newsletters and provide updates on organizations that have received cares act funding
Protect equity initiatives and funding for programs
Community-led and developed solutions must also be provided the funding necessary to build capacity to foster community partnerships and carry out the solutions developed. This includes developing and expanding programs, workshops, and trainings.
We Thrive in Riverside Renters Association request for local government to expand the eviction moratorium
Due to recovery for certain demographics will be impacted and need assistance to recover .Cobb County magistrate court was wall to wall with evictions prior to the pandemic
Recovery for many individuals and families will extend well beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, a national, comprehensive moratorium on evictions should be extended past the pandemic to ensure that renters are able to remain housed. When moratoriums on evictions do expire, renters will face an accumulation of owed back rent. Rent, deposit, and utility assistance that lasts throughout the pandemic and its recovery would provide essential aid for the more than 1 in 6 renters who are not current on rent payments and could prevent evictions altogether.
We thrive in Riverside Renters Association demand state legislators make a law to expunge eviction records
During the pandemic period March 2020 to March 2022 so people can have a fair chance in acquiring housing
Having an eviction on one’s credit report and/or public record can affect one’s ability to secure housing.97 Local legislation, such as Washington, D.C.’s Eviction Record Sealing Authority Amendment Act of 201998 and Fairness in Renting Emergency Amendment Act of 2020,99 could help people looking to rent by sealing eviction records to prevent landlords from denying an applicant housing based on public records.
If people don’t have a place to live they can’t vote
We Thrive In Riverside Renters Association will partner with coalitions to effectively execute the plan
We support community partnerships and accountability
Meaningful community partnerships must be prioritized, resourced, and sustained to ensure more equitable responses, encourage quarterly meetings with community organizations, school districts, elected officials that provide updates and concrete outcomes
Thank you
Monica DeLancy
We Thrive in Riverside Renters Association