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Meet Our Next Executive Director

Posted August 23, 2023

The East Bay Housing Organizations’ Board of Directors is thrilled to announce Lindsay Haddix has been named as EBHO’s new Executive Director beginning September 25, 2023.

Announcing Our Faith & Justice Breakfast Keynote Speaker

Posted August 4, 2023

EBHO is honored to announce two of our speakers, Rev. Marvin K. White, who will deliver an opening prayer, and Rev. Jeremy McCants, who is our keynote speaker.

Launching the “In the Shadows of Eden” Report

Posted August 3, 2023

East Bay Housing Organizations and our partners My Eden Voice are excited to announce the launch of a research report exploring renter needs in unincorporated Alameda County.

Celebrating Disability Pride Month

Posted July 25, 2023

Tomorrow, July 26, marks the thirty-third anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

You’re Invited: Winning Tenants Rights Across Alameda County

Posted July 25, 2023

Next week, alongside My Eden Voice, EBHO will be releasing "In the Shadows: Rising Rents, Evictions, and Substandard Housing Conditions," the very first report surveying rental needs in unincorporated Alameda County.

Join us for the Coliseum Campaign Kickoff!

Posted July 14, 2023

Exciting news! Our Oakland United Coalition is kicking off our campaign for community benefits at the development of the Oakland Coliseum.

Announcing this year’s Faith & Justice Breakfast!

Posted July 13, 2023

EBHO’s Annual Faith and Justice Breakfast Breaking Bread, Branching Out Wednesday, August 23, 2023Breakfast: 8:30 AM | Program: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Temple Beth Abraham327 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA Our annual Faith & Justice Breakfast is a hallmark of

We Stand With Trans Youth

Posted June 28, 2023

Happy Pride Month from the team here at East Bay Housing Organizations!

A Letter from Aziza on Juneteenth

Posted June 19, 2023

As we come together to celebrate the liberation, equity, and freedom that Juneteenth brings for the Black community, we also pay homage and honor the ancestors who gave their lives and sacrificed to get us to this point today.