MISSION STATEMENT


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, older, 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.

VISION STATEMENT

A future where everyone has the right to be somewhere safe.

We envision rural communities where people have access to practical, attainable housing choices—including alternative housing, co-housing, safe parking, and safe camps—and where no one is punished simply because conventional housing is unavailable or unaffordable.

We hope to demonstrate solutions that work—and inspire other rural communities throughout Northern California to make room for them, too.