The AND Method
Frustration, Retaliation & Betrayal

The tenant advocate will stop bullying of tenants: support H1814
A law to stop bullying of elderly and disabled residents
Office of the Tenant Advocate
Accountability for Housing Authorities Is Lacking
How We Advocate for Our Rights
This is a guide to legislative advocacy. You can write, send email, or phone. Use your own words and your own story and borrow from the suggestions here.
Find my legislator
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You will see your representative and your senator. Click on their name links and you will see their email address and phone number.
Our Plan of Action
Advocacy is the art of creating new possibility
Transforming housing into safe, peaceful, respectful, supportive, healthy, and joyful communities for the poor, the elderly, and the disabled.—About
Transparent advocacy for the rights of tenants
This post will show how we work with our legislative partners, there is nothing to hide and the more people understand the process, the stronger our movement as we demonstrate how we do democracy. Beacon Hill is often criticized for a lack of transparency. Legislators are seen as under the influence of powerful forces that are never seen in the light of day. We of the Stop Bullying Coalition do advocate on policies and legislation, and we do so out in the open, transparently.
Testimony on H4138 the Affordable Homes Act
To the Honorable Chairs and Members of the Joint Committee on Bonding, Capital Expenditures, and State Assets.
Greetings:
H4138 The Affordable Homes Act promises many benefits in housing. However, it fails to deal with the essential rights of tenants, suitable housing for all the homeless, and support for people who depend on personal care attendants. This is an appeal for the missing bills and on behalf of the invisible people.