The Oakland Housing Authority is known for administering the public housing and Housing Choice Vouchers for 35,000 people in the City of Oakland. But did you know that OHA has a rich and innovative history that spans over 85 years. Come hear about that history, and join us for a mocktail hour with guest speakers […]
On Thursday, May 30th from 6pm - 8:30pm, All Home is hosting a film screening of A Rising Tide at The New Parkway Theater in Oakland. The documentary, directed by pioneering Oakland filmmaker Cheryl Fabio, explores homelessness in Alameda County through the perspectives of children and families experiencing the crisis, and the service providers and […]
Older adult homelessness is growing in Alameda County, and older adults spend significantly longer in homelessness than any other age group. How can we reverse these trends? How might we revise systems and eliminate barriers to help displaced older adults access services and housing so they can live safely in the community? How can we […]
EBHO’s Concord Committee meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 2 PM over Zoom. The Committee's work mostly focuses on the development of the Concord Naval Weapons Station (CNWS), a decommissioned Naval munitions storage base, half of which is being given to the City of Concord for development.
The Berkeley Committee monitors policy and advocates for affordable housing and tenant protections in the City of Berkeley.
EBHO's Resident Community Organizing Program runs transformative leadership trainings and engages affordable housing residents in the policy and neighborhood decisions that affect them directly.
EBHO’s East Bay Regional Policy Committee engages in policy advocacy for equitable development throughout the region and provides support and technical assistance for EBHO’s local efforts for affordable homes in a number of communities throughout the East Bay.
EBHO's Faith and Justice Committee develops and maintains collaborative relationships with faith communities, faith leaders, and interfaith and inter-religious organizations throughout the Bay Area.
EBHO's Oakland Committee works on critical issues including increasing funds for affordable housing development and preservation, displacement, zoning and land use, specific planning processes, tenants rights, and coalition building.
East Bay Housing Organizations began as a series of informal, monthly brown bag lunches. Affordable housing developers, architects, advocates, city staff, and community activists gathered to discuss how to advance affordable housing in Oakland. For our 40th Anniversary in 2024, we're returning to our roots! We hope you will join us on Thursday, January 25th […]
