East Bay Alliance For Sustainable Economy

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1814 Franklin St Ste 325

Oakland, CA 94612

+1 (510) 893-7106

http://www.workingeastbay.org

East Bay Alliance for Sustainable Economy (EBASE) in Oakland, CA is a dynamic organization dedicated to promoting fair development, good jobs, immigrant rights, and faith organizing in the East Bay area. Through their strategic campaigns and community partnerships, EBASE works tirelessly to ensure that large development projects benefit low-income workers and communities of color while advocating for living wages, fair scheduling, and immigrant safety.

With a focus on racial and economic justice, EBASE fights for worker rights, housing stability, and tenant protections, emphasizing the importance of centering the voices of marginalized communities in their pursuit of a just recovery from the pandemic. Their commitment to creating a more equitable and inclusive society is evident in their impactful work and dedication to building a sustainable future for all.

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AKA "EBASE." This local nonprofit kicks corporate booty and fights for living wages. Full disclosure (for you, Jason): I have donated to this worthy cause. See www.woodfinwatch.org for more...

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