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CTA at 30: POWER in UNITY
Celebrating 30 Years of Community Tenants Association Advocacy
社區住客聯會30週年展覽
Exhibition Dates: August 3 – September 10, 2017
Location: 41 Ross Alley (Between Washington And Jackson, And Grant Ave And Stockton)
Exhibit Hours: Thu-Sun, 11-4 pm
展覽日期：8月3日 (星期四) – 9月10日 (星期日)
Opening
Thursday, August 3, 2017 from 5-7 pm
開幕禮
8月3日 (星期四)，下午5-7時
社區住客聯會30週年展覽
Exhibition Dates: August 3 – September 10, 2017
Location: 41 Ross Alley (Between Washington And Jackson, And Grant Ave And Stockton)
Exhibit Hours: Thu-Sun, 11-4 pm
展覽日期：8月3日 (星期四) – 9月10日 (星期日)
地點：華埠舊呂宋巷41號 (都板街夾市德頓街之間)
開放時間: 逢星期四至日，上午11時至下午4時
Opening
Thursday, August 3, 2017 from 5-7 pm
開幕禮
8月3日 (星期四)，下午5-7時
About the exhibit
Starting in 1987 when a group of tenants banded together to fight against a pending eviction due to redevelopment of the Orangeland market building, CTA has become a leader in San Francisco’s housing advocacy community with its roots firmly established in fighting unjust evictions and advocating for those in need. This exhibit celebrates the 30th anniversary of CTA’s members, actions, and role in the community through stories, film, photos, and ephemera of its 1500 members.
Evictions and the threat of displacement put a great burden and stress on vulnerable seniors and families. Throughout its 30 years, CTA has played a key role in organizing efforts, galvanizing and uniting tenants to fight evictions, and keeping hope alive. Many tenants join CTA after they seek assistance and support in fighting their own evictions. Members recognize that many others face displacement and evictions and they collectively work to ensure the future of affordable housing in San Francisco. As the current CTA president once said, “We aren’t home, until we all are home.”
住客會成立於1987年，起源於華埠橙地逼遷事件，當時橙地住客組織起來奮力對抗，並因此促成住客會的誕生。社區住客聯會是三藩市爭取房屋權益的先鋒，理念是反抗不公義逼遷及為有需要的人發聲。此展覽透過圖片和故事細說住客會30年來在社區積極的角色和行動。
Starting in 1987 when a group of tenants banded together to fight against a pending eviction due to redevelopment of the Orangeland market building, CTA has become a leader in San Francisco’s housing advocacy community with its roots firmly established in fighting unjust evictions and advocating for those in need. This exhibit celebrates the 30th anniversary of CTA’s members, actions, and role in the community through stories, film, photos, and ephemera of its 1500 members.
Evictions and the threat of displacement put a great burden and stress on vulnerable seniors and families. Throughout its 30 years, CTA has played a key role in organizing efforts, galvanizing and uniting tenants to fight evictions, and keeping hope alive. Many tenants join CTA after they seek assistance and support in fighting their own evictions. Members recognize that many others face displacement and evictions and they collectively work to ensure the future of affordable housing in San Francisco. As the current CTA president once said, “We aren’t home, until we all are home.”