“Evictorbook” Data Tool Launches in San Francisco & Oakland

We are excited to announce the recent launch of Evictorbook, a web-based tool that provides key data about properties, landlords, and the complicated webs of corporate ownership behind [...]

GCC is excited to announce publication of “Five Ways Funders Can Catalyze Affordable Housing Preservation,” in collaboration with the San Francisco Foundation and LISC Bay Area. We know that the [...]

Inspired by Earth Day 2022, we recognize the importance of climate resilience and how it intersects with housing justice. This intersection informs one of the key initiatives at the San Francisco [...]

GCC’s Public Land Working Group (PLWG) has created two new educational materials related to the Surplus Land Act (SLA) to help government agencies, housing advocates, and community members [...]

GCC recently published a research brief: “The Benefits of Affordable Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) in the Bay Area and How to Improve It.” It is based on a UC Berkeley survey study funded by [...]

by Ola Jimoh (Initiative Assistant, GCC and HOPE SF) and Monet Boyd (Program Coordinator, GCC) The Great Communities Collaborative (GCC) works within the nine-county Bay Area, which houses a high [...]

A few weeks ago, GCC hosted an event with Montbello Organizing Committee (MOC), a community-based organization in the Montbello neighborhood of Denver. We were also joined by Mile High Connects, [...]

An abbreviated version of this statement was included in our July 2020 newsletter. It’s been 46 days since George Floyd was murdered by police in Minneapolis. This has sparked an incredible month [...]

On May 15, GCC’s Funder Network came together for a learning session that focused on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its implications for equitable housing policy and investments. The [...]

Community advocates are increasingly calling on city governments to enact public lands policies for public good. The intention is for public land – parcels held by cities or other government [...]