The Tucson Alliance for Housing Justice shifts mindsets and practices around renting, real estate, and property ownership to prioritize sustainable and equitable relationships with people and the planet.

We acknowledge that all efforts are happening on colonized Indigenous land, and that the colonial roots of property ownership are inherently damaging. We explicitly support restorative efforts such as LandBack.

We also believe that within our current system, property ownership and community control of land can support the security and self-determination of our communities. Housing is a human right and we believe that with cooperation, strategy and support, together we can end the housing crisis.

Are you involved in a group or organization working on issues related to housing justice in our community? First, thank you for your important work! A primary goal of TAHJ is to succeed in achieving real structural change in our housing market by leveraging the combined power of multiple organizations in our community.

As various opportunities and challenges arise we are all more likely to succeed if we are pushing together and in the same direction. By participating in TAHJ we can promote and amplify your organization’s work, keep one another informed about important developments and events, and build a stronger and broader community of allies.

If your organization or group is interested in becoming a member of the Tucson Alliance for Housing Justice, please fill out the contact form below with your organization name, your organization's point of contact, and a few words about why your organization/group would like to be a member of the alliance. We will follow up to discuss how we might support one another.

Member Organizations of the Tucson Alliance for Housing Justice include: Splinter Collective, Tucson Tenants Union, Tucson for Everyone,  Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona, Favor Celestial, and Casa Maria.