The Street Sprit anti-eviction art kit
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This art kit allows you to download all our anti-eviction posters for free.
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Why did we fill this issue with anti-eviction posters?
By Alastair Boone and David Solnit on
You are holding a tool. We packed this issue of Street Spirit with artwork and songs we hope you will use to stop evictions and house us all.
Why we made our encampment beautiful
By Stefani Echeverría-Fenn on
The systems that brutalize unhoused and housing-unstable people are invested in stripping our subjectivity away. Creating and viewing art directly confronts this process.
Songs to stop evictions
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Street Spirit shares these songs to help us protect our neighbors (and ourselves) from eviction—now on the rise during the coronavirus pandemic.
Inside this issue: art and artists
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Get to know the artists represented in this issue and the inspiration for their designs.
Shelter-in-Place hotels are closing. Where will residents go?
By Thomas Brouns on
Alameda County has set an ambitious goal: To permanently house all the people who participated in their emergency COVID-19 shelter program.
Long-awaited Tiny House Village for homeless youth set to open in Oakland
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After more than three years in the making and COVID-19 related delays, the Youth Spirit Artworks Tiny House Youth Empowerment Village will finally open mid-February.
COVID-19 in the homeless community: In Dialogue with Dr. Harrison Alter
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At the outset of the coronavirus pandemic, it seemed a given that the virus would ravage the homeless community—but this has not taken place. We spoke to Dr. Harrison Alter about why.
The fight to save People’s Park gains new momentum
By Alastair Boone on
UC Berkeley students have joined forces with the People’s Park Committee to oppose the housing UC Berkeley plans to build there.