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Homes For All Californians Innovative Solutions For Affordable Housing In The Golden State(1st Edition)
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Reza Farkhondehpay
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ISBN: B0D94TXLX3, 979-8329408058
Book publisher: Independently published
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Book Summary: "Homes For All Californians: Innovative Solutions For Affordable Housing In The Golden State" Is A Comprehensive And Compelling Examination Of One Of The Most Pressing Issues Facing The Golden State Today. With Millions Of Californians Struggling To Find And Keep A Roof Over Their Heads, The Human And Societal Costs Of The Affordable Housing Crisis Are Staggering.Through A Combination Of Rigorous Research, Engaging Storytelling, And Practical Insights, This Book Offers A Roadmap For Addressing The Complex And Interconnected Challenges Of Housing Affordability And Insecurity In California. It Explores The Historical And Systemic Roots Of The Crisis, The Disparate Impacts On Low-income Communities And Communities Of Color, And The Innovative Solutions And Collaborative Strategies Being Pioneered By Advocates, Organizers, Policymakers, And Community Members Across The State.The Book Is Organized Into Nine Chapters That Cover A Range Of Topics, From The Historical Context And Current Landscape Of The Affordable Housing Crisis To The Innovative Models And Policy Solutions Being Advanced By Housing Justice Movements. Chapter 1 Provides An Overview Of The Magnitude And Impacts Of The Crisis, Highlighting The Key Statistics And Human Stories That Illustrate The Urgent Need For Action. Chapter 2 Traces The Historical Roots And Policy Failures That Have Contributed To The Crisis, From Racist Land Use Policies To The Retreat Of Public Investment In Affordable Housing.Chapters 3 And 4 Examine The Geography And Demography Of The Crisis, Showing How It Plays Out Differently In Urban, Suburban, And Rural Communities, And How It Disproportionately Impacts Low-income Households, People Of Color, Seniors, People With Disabilities, And Other Marginalized Groups. Chapter 5 Showcases A Range Of Innovative Models And Strategies For Producing And Preserving Affordable Housing, From Community Land Trusts And Social Housing To Modular Construction And Adaptive Reuse.Chapter 6 Delves Into The Policy Solutions And Systems Changes Needed To Advance Housing Justice And Affordability, Including Zoning Reforms, Rent Control, Progressive Taxation, And A Statewide Housing Voucher Program. Chapter 7 Focuses On The Critical Role Of Funding And Finance In Affordable Housing Development, Highlighting The Key Sources, Incentives, And Partnerships That Can Help To Scale Up Production And Preservation.Chapter 8 Examines The Power Of Collaboration And Collective Action In Advancing Housing Justice, Lifting Up Examples Of Successful Regional Planning, Anchor Institution Partnerships, Faith-based Organizing, And Statewide Advocacy Campaigns. Finally, Chapter 9 Charts A Vision And A Roadmap For The Future Of Affordable Housing In California, Grounded In The Principles Of Racial Equity, Economic Justice, And Environmental Sustainability.Throughout The Book, The Author Situates The Fight For Housing Justice Within The Broader Struggle For A More Just And Equitable Society, And The Urgent Need For A Green New Deal That Addresses The Twin Crises Of Inequality And Climate Change. They Lift Up The Voices And Leadership Of Frontline Communities And Housing Justice Movements, And Call For A Fundamental Shift In Our Politics And Our Economy To Prioritize The Right To Housing And The Well-being Of People And The Planet Over The Profits Of The Powerful.With A Foreword By A Leading Advocate For Housing Justice And Equitable Development, This Book Is A Must-read For Anyone Who Cares About Creating A California Where Everyone Has A Safe, Stable, And Affordable Place To Call Home. It Offers Both A Searing Indictment Of The Failures And Injustices Of Our Current Housing System, And An Inspiring Vision Of A More Just And Equitable Future That Is Within Our Reach If We Have The Courage And Conviction To Fight For It.
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