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Hi John,

How do we stay hopeful when times are tough? How do we continue the work of building our movement's power when we most need it?

We tell our stories — of what's working, what we're winning, and what’s possible when people join together to build a new affordable future that begins with home.

Affordable Housing Month is our time to come together and imagine a Bay Area where everyone – regardless of our race, income, or where we live – has a safe place to call home. And there’s still plenty of time to get involved!

📽️ Watch and share our special Affordable Housing Month video, an inspiring story of what it looks like when we come together as a region to build a more affordable future for the Bay Area!

🗣️ Help spread our story of hope, possibility, love and belonging by sharing this video with your colleagues and neighbors!

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Using Cultural Spaces to Reach New Audiences

NPH is building on the past several years of momentum to reach new audiences during Affordable Housing Month in and through Bay Area cultural spaces.

This May, as one example, you can find our Begins with Home Affordable Housing Month campaign in Bay Area libraries, bringing the story and impact of affordable housing to hundreds of thousands of patrons across library branches in five counties. Library-goers are offered housing-themed bookmarks, book recommendations, and additional affordable housing resources to introduce patrons to our core collective message: our future begins with us and a thriving Bay Area begins with home.

Relatedly, you can also find us on TikTok. Our library video must have struck a chord for Bay Area residents (or at least lip-synced to one!) This video has reached over 320,000 just in its first few days!

👉 Spread the Word There’s still time to engage! Don’t forget to use our Affordable Housing Month toolkit to help us amplify our theme, “Our Future Begins with Home” and spread the word!

In Community,

Alina Harway,
NPH Communications Director