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If you have not been able to participate in a @HackDurmHistory workshop yet, you can register at this link for our next public event on Monday, October 4 at 6PM. eventbrite.com/e/rec…
Every Friday going forward from 9am-noon: Eviction Advice Clinic, w/Duke Civil Justice + @LegalAidNC. Providing guidance and emergency rental assistance application support @DurhamCounty court. 2nd floor community conference rm. @JHamiltonMcCoy2 @DurhamCAN
RT @dianestand Scene in online eviction court today: Landlord tells the judge,"She applied for the rent relief program. I haven't given the program the information they asked for.I don't want their money. Even if I got the money, I'd give it back." Judge granted landlord's request to evict her.
RT @DurhamCAN If you are a CAN member, we need YOU to help observe eviction court. The simple action of listening in on proceedings provides necessary oversight and accountability over a harmful system Fill out the interest form at the link to learn how to get involved bit.ly/CANcourt pic.twitter.com/w2G0…
RT @tim_maps Have been thinking a lot about supply & demand in housing lately, wanted to walk through some lines of thinking that are leading me to question that the first priority of folks in Durham who care about stopping displacement must be to build as much new housing as possible. 1/