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We and our partners identified 5 policy priorities for housing justice (1/5)
Rent Control
Establish a national rent control standard so no one is forced out of their homes because landlords or land speculators seek to drive up profits at the expense of people.
(2/5) Community Governance of Land Millions of acres of Indigenous Peoples’ sovereign lands were taken through the Dawes Allotment Act and the Burke Act, creating land fragmentation and illegal property and tax structures resulting in loss of lands and jurisdictional authority.
(2/5) Community Governance of Land Black and Brown people have been driven off land and dispossessed of homes due to land theft, racist lending practices, land speculation and gentrification, and tenant exploitation.
(2/5) Community Governance of Land Tax land speculators and support community control of land through the creation of/ investment in, existing land trusts and other cooperative measures as determined by each community to support a Just Transition and anti-displacement practices.
(3/5) 
Make Homes Healthy
Invest $1 trillion over ten years in protected funding for public housing authorities, community land trusts, and tribal and local governments to build new, green, socially-owned housing.
(3/5) Make Homes Healthy
Acquire existing housing stock through tenant option to purchase acts, and retrofit all housing that needs it. Enforce healthy homes and energy efficiency standards on private landlords.
(4/5) Guaranteed Permanent Affordable Housing Make homes attainable for all by investing and building 12 million units of climate-resilient, healthy, and permanently affordable social housing to end homelessness and drastically lower rent burden for low- to middle-income people.
(5/5) 
Housing in Tribal Nations
Recognize U.S. governmental obligations to Tribal Nations and provide additional, and increased, funding to the Indian Housing Block Grant formula distribution portion.
(5/5) Housing in Tribal Nations
Earmark funding for the Indian Community Development Block Grants and Imminent Threat Grants, resulting in Tribal eligibility for additional appropriations within federal housing and homeless assistance programs.
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