Recently, The Housing Justice League presented a webinar on navigating evictions in Minneapolis. Check out the video, and explore more online resources to learn how to approach the eviction process while standing up for renter’s rights and power.
Testimony before Minneapolis City Council, 04/21/26 Hello, my name is Juan Luis, I’m a coalition Organizer with The Alliance for Metropolitan Stability, a member of the Housing Justice League. I am a Minneapolis renter in Ward 7, a son of immigrants, and someone who cares deeply about the future of our City and State. For…
We’re excited to announce the launch of Stable Ground: Building Organizational Power for Housing Justice! Stable Ground is an organizational capacity-building program facilitated by The Alliance with the goal of strengthening the ecosystem of BIPOC-led and centered organizing throughout the Twin Cities region. Through a community-led review committee process, organizations were selected to receive $50k…
To: Transportation Committee Members Co-Chair Jon Koznick Co-Chair Brad Tabke Prioritizing Community Investment in the Blue Line Extension Project Dear Co-chairs, We are writing to you today as concerned and impacted residents and stakeholders in the communities surrounding the proposed Blue Line Extension. For us the Blue Line Extension project has never been about a…
At the Alliance, we stand unequivocally with immigrants, refugees, and all of our community members being targeted by the current ICE occupation of the Twin Cities. Minnesotans are being violently displaced from their homes and separated from their families by ICE. Our constitutional rights are being violated. Local businesses are closing and cultural corridors are…
This year, our coalitions brought together Black, Indigenous, Asian, African, Latine, immigrant and low-wealth communities to organize for our right to call Minnesota home. Collectively, we fought displacement in many forms: evictions, rising rents, disinvestment, and urban planning processes that don’t listen to the voices of the people.