Working to help keep our neighbors in their communities.
Joelle Toney
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Ahmed Naguib
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PinkyWith deep roots in Richmond, CA, Pinky has proudly called Sacramento home for over two decades. In the last six years as a resident of the Gardenland neighborhood of Sacramento. She’s actively involved in tenant rights advocacy, driven by their own experience with eviction and homelessness in 2014.
“My unwavering commitment to tenant rights stems from the belief that everyone deserves stable housing, and homelessness should be a thing of the past.” |
Cesar Julian AguirreAs a renter, an active member of the Sacramento Tenants Union, and through their various roles within the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, Cesar gained valuable insights into the challenges faced by many in our community. Their vision is to see our housing entrusted to an entity that recognizes housing as a fundamental human right and embraces a democratic decision-making model.
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Crystal Rose SanchezCrystal Rose Sanchez is a boots-on-the-ground community organizer who cares passionately and fiercely advocates with our unhoused neighbors. Crystal is current President of the Sacramento Homeless Union and is also an Executive Board Member of the National Union of the Homeless, and Co-Founder of Sacramento S.O.U.P. – Solidarity Of Unhoused Peoples.
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Tinn LeeTinn Lee developed a passion for affordable and sustainable housing when working for Habitat for Humanity, which continued into an interest for community development and urban planning. She now works for the American Institute of Architects Central Valley Chapter and Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates.
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Veronica BeatyVeronica has been an advocate for affordable homes in the Sacramento region for more than 7 years because they believe housing is a human right. They are currently the Director of Policy and Research for the California Coalition for Rural Housing. Veronica loves sharing what they know and empowering people to get engaged in local politics.
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Rose CabralGrowing up in a Section 8 apartment in Sunnyvale, when there were still fruit orchards and before the average price of a home reached over $1.5 million, framed Rose's childhood lens. She is an advocate for our unhoused neighbors and a realtor who empowers those who never dreamed they could buy a home. SacCLT combines her passion for neighborhood empowerment, homeownership, and creativity, and Rose is excited to see the positive change it creates.
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Dillon Miner
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Mikayla TaylorMikayla is the District Director for Sacramento City Councilmember Katie Valenzuela. They recognize we are in a housing crisis because of historical displacement and disinvestment. They are currently a volunteer for Sunrise Movement Sacramento, a local organization of young people fighting to stop climate change and create green jobs. Mikayla is interested in building power in communities through the connection of collective struggles and storytelling.
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Nathan CatalineNathan has vast experience in community planning and resilient communities. He has worked for statewide affordable housing advocacy organizations in Louisiana and California, and led vacant property planning efforts in the City of Detroit. He received his Master of Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and B.A. in American Studies from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Nathan is passionate about preserving affordable housing and preventing displacement, with experiences in community engagement, outreach and coordination.
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