Housing Managing Attorney – Safety Net Project
SNP’s Managing Attorney works with SNP’s Housing Director to develop, implement and oversee SNP’s systems for practice management, intake, grants and contract compliance, and data management.
SNP’s Managing Attorney works with SNP’s Housing Director to develop, implement and oversee SNP’s systems for practice management, intake, grants and contract compliance, and data management.
NY Focus
“Diana Ramos, an activist with Urban Justice Center’s Safety Net Project and a SNAP recipient from the Bronx, called the ongoing rollout of the new rules in New York City a “chaos bin.”AM NY
“Calvin Michael, an activist with the Urban Justice Center’s Safety Net Project, a collective of people who are currently and formerly unhoused, told amNewYork that if it weren’t for the CityFHEPS program that he would still be living in crowded, often unsafe city shelters.”Our Safety Net Project is seeking applicants for the Supervising Housing Attorney position, to provide supervision and support to SNP’s Staff Attorneys and Paralegals in its landlord/tenant practice, while also maintaining a reduced litigation practice.
The Safety Net Project is seeking housing staff attorneys who are looking for a creative and non-traditional environment, working with passionate and dedicated advocates in the fight against gentrification, displacement, and racist housing systems.
Gothamist
“A spokesperson for the advocacy group, the Safety Net Project, said the city had issued more than 70 notices in the last week.”NY Amsterdam News
“It starts at home,” said Ramos, a Safety Net Activist [with SNP]. She framed the “No More Crumbs” rally as part of an effort to rebuild the kind of mass, cross-neighborhood mobilization that shaped earlier welfare rights fights.Gothamist
“I need help with the rent because I don't want to go back to the way I was,” Figueroa said. “I feel like a little mouse trapped in a corner with no way out.” Attorneys from the Safety Net Project, part of the organization Urban Justice Center, are representing Figueroa in housing court.NY Daily News
“This is a big reversal and a big betrayal,” Helen Strom of the Urban Justice Center’s Safety Net Project told the Daily News. “Some things from recent months were working and we were seeing them succeed in terms of opening up more low-barrier beds and single rooms, and being more flexible on meeting people where they were at."NY Focus
“My brain just couldn’t wrap itself around what the heck was going on,” said Diana Ramos, an activist with Urban Justice Center’s Safety Net Project and a SNAP recipient from the Bronx.”