Because there is a critical shortage of available, affordable housing, the Mission of the No Place to Go Project is to:

• Advocate for social justice and the civil rights of homeless, disabled, aging and low-income people.

• Encourage the creation of self-managed, safe camps and parking areas for chronically homeless people.

• Work with local government and developers to create transitional, alternative, and co-housing options for low-income workforce and housing-ready people..

• Use social media and the creative arts (music, editorial cartoons, op-ed columns, photo/videography, animation, graphic design, and other imaginative media) to inform and influence public opinion and policy.

It is in the shelter of each other that we live.

The Sierra Roots/No Place To Go Project was founded with a grant from the Upstate California Creative Corps. The Project has spun off from Sierra Roots and is now known as the No Place to Go Project. We are incorporating as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We welcome your donations, which are tax deductible.