Our housing crisis is the logical conclusion of our commodified housing system

Being a renter is a political position that is in opposition to owning property

Residential alienation is a product of our housing crisis and an important tool in maintaining commodification and oppression

Policy reform inherently makes the state more resilient, but it is necessary for harm reduction

Our housing market would not exist without housing policy, they are inextricably linked

Those closest to the problem (i.e. low income renters) are the ones closest to the solution and should inform policies

Housing is a social product, which means we have the power to make housing accessible to everyone

Housing is a cornerstone of community and liberation when we have stable housing, we thrive

Housing has been captured by finance and capital as a means of consolidating power, whereas shelter as a human right should be an end in itself