We organize to keep people housed. We organize to ensure immigrants are treated with respect for their contributions to our cities and their civil rights are protected. We organize for all families to have access to living wage jobs, quality healthcare and education, and their voices shape policies to help residents build a better future.
Monument Impact’s organizing and advocacy campaigns are driven by community input and employ a number of strategies and tactics, including:
For more information and to get involved, contact:
Shagoofa Khan, Antioch Organizer, shagoofa@monumentimpact.org
Tony Bravo, Community Engagement Director, tony@monumentimpact.org
For more information and to get involved, contact:
Vanessa Chena, Concord Organizer, vanessa@monumentimpact.org
Jennifer Morales, Community Organizing Manager, jennifer@monumentimpact.org
In November 2024, Bay Area voters will have the opportunity to pass a once-in-a-lifetime $10 to $20 billion regional general obligation bond to advance tenant protections, affordable housing preservation, and affordable housing production.
Monument Impact is a co-lead with East Bay Housing Organizations, Lift Up Contra Costa (LUCC), Nonprofit Housing Alliance of Northern California (NPH) and Resources for Community Development (RCD) on this campaign to build support in Contra Costa County among residents and elected leaders for the bond measure. MI is also working with Urban Habitat and other community-based organizations on what is being called A Framework for Counties and Cities to Develop High-Impact and Equitable Housing Bond Expenditure Plans.
For more information and to get involved, contact:
Tony Bravo, Community Engagement Director, tony@monumentimpact.org
Power-building requires collective strategy and action. Our current coalition and organization partners include:
Contact: Jennifer Morales, Community Organizing Manager, jennifer@monumentimpact.org or Tony Bravo, Community Engagement Director, tony@monumentimpact.org
