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San Francisco Bay Area Renters' Foundation
Founder of the San Francisco Bay Area Renters' Foundation
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Sonja Trauss
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Design and Architecture
YIMBY movement We've all heard of NIMBYs: people who oppose growth because they don't want their neighborhoods to change. Now, there's a counter-movement forming of people who say the only way to solve the housing crisis in expensive cities is to keep building. They call themselves YIMBYs and held their first conference this June. DnA chats with some YIMBYs -- and even meets a MIMBY!
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