The Eviction Machine

300 was a life-long Berkeley resident and community leader who tragically passed away in 2019 after being evicted from his home. His story shines a light on the struggle to get off the street.

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Clarence Galtney: The OG of Harrison Street

As mounting pressure from the city of Berkeley brings 8th and Harrison to its breaking point, one resident sheds light through the cracks.

Editor’s Note on “The Eviction Machine”

This story represents the writer’s point of view, and chronicles the experiences they shared during years of working closely together to battle the eviction that would ultimately end 300’s life.

Oakland attempts to curb the homeless health crisis with street medicine

By Chris Lee on November 22, 2023

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Unhoused Community Demands Better Solutions in Light of Eviction Notice

By Cole Haddock and Maria Toldi on October 30, 2023

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The 8th and Harrison community fridge sits behind chain link fence set up by the City of Berkeley. (Maria Toldi)

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