Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Affordable Housing Month Kickoff Celebration! During the event, our Board President, William Goodwin, reminded us of a quote in our Strategic Plan that says “We strive to amplify perspectives and leadership

Earlier this month, EBHO held a learning session and mixer with the UC Berkeley School of Public Health where UC Berkeley students and university faculty had the opportunity to learn more about EBHO’s legacy, impact, and current legislative priorities at

We’re less than 2 weeks away from Affordable Housing Month! Each year at our Kickoff Celebration, we honor several housing heroes—individuals and organizations who have made significant contributions to produce, preserve, and protect affordable housing opportunities for low-income communities

Earlier this month, alongside nearly all of my EBHO colleagues, I had the privilege of attending the Housing California Conference in Sacramento for my first time. Over the course of the three-day conference, I had the opportunity to hear from remarkable

Dear EBHO Community, It is with a heavy heart that we write to inform you of the recent passing of two housing leaders in our community: Reverend Phil Lawson and Resident Leader Melody Parker.  Rev. Lawson was the originator of EBHO’s faith program (founded

To close out EBHO’s 40th Anniversary year, we launched 40 Years, 40 Voices: Stories from EBHO’s Four Decades of Housing Justice Advocacy, a series of short videos highlighting the people who make EBHO special. From the organization’s first employee, founding

In summer 2024, the Supreme Court’s ruling in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson emboldened communities across the country to enact new measures that make sleeping in public spaces a legally punishable offense—effectively criminalizing homelessness. Now, on February 11th, the

As we prepare to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day next Monday, we reflect on his enduring work towards justice and equality for all. Dr. King’s legacy of racial justice and his fight for civil rights resonates with EBHO’s