We’re hiring a leader to help power the fight for housing and property tax justice. The Institute for Law & Organizing is seeking a Deputy Executive Director to help lead research, legal strategy, and community organizing campaigns that combat anti-Black dispossession and

Did you know that the City of Detroit has been illegally over assessing Detroit homes? The Coalition for Property Tax Justice is offering a FREE online property tax appeal tool: app.propertytaxproject.com/detroit #DetroitHousingJustice #StopTheSteal #BlackHomeownership

Thursdays are for #DetroitArchives. Between 1953 and 1967, Detroit’s Black neighborhoods were transformed by urban renewal and highway projects. Black Bottom and Paradise Valley, once cultural and business hubs, were erased, displacing thousands of residents. The city targeted

☕️✨ Coffee & Stories recap! ✨☕️ Coffee & Stories is our monthly gathering where people impacted by unfair property taxes can build community, share stories, connect with elected leaders, and access housing-related services. This past weekend’s gathering included a special

🚨 Join Us LIVE for Our #First100Days Press Conference 🚨🗓 Thursday, February 19, 2026 ⏰ 11:00 AM EST (GMT-05:00)We’re breaking down the 5 Core Pillars of our #First100Days Plan, sharing our big wins, and outlining the work still ahead to win property tax justice for Detroit

Detroit homeowners, are your property taxes too high? 🏠💸 The City of Detroit may be illegally inflating assessments. If you’re a homeowner, you may qualify to file your own appeal using the Coalition for Property Tax Justice’s FREE online tool. ⏳ Appeal by March 9 ✅ Free.

📣 Join us LIVE! The Coalition For Property Tax Justice is hosting a press conference as we mark our #First100Days. 🗓 THURSDAY ⏰ 11:00 AM EST (GMT-5) We’ll break down our 5 core pillars, share key wins, and lay out what’s next in the fight for property tax justice for

Big wins. Real impact. Community power in motion. ✊🏾 Our 2025 fight wasn’t just talk — it delivered. 🏠 Homeowners fought back ⚖️ Illegal over-assessments exposed 📢 Detroit families organized and won And we’re just getting started. Watch this quick recap of what the Coalition

Last week, Inspector General Kamau Marable joined the Coalition for Property Tax Justice (The Coalition for Property Tax Justice) to inform city residents about the City of Detroit Office of Inspector General and answer any questions regarding the office and its jurisdiction. The Coalition For

🚨 Last day to RSVP 🚨 Join our live online press conference tomorrow at 11am EST where we will break down the 5 core pillars, key wins, and the continuing fight for property tax justice in Detroit. You do not want to miss this important conversation. Your voice matters. Sign

This Thursday on #FromTheArchives 🏙️ we’re looking at Detroit’s hidden history of housing discrimination. This Historical HOLC Redlining Map for Detroit, Michigan specifically targeted residents of color deeming their neighborhoods as “hazardous” to investment because they had

Join us for an author Talk with Bernadette Atuahene from the University of Southern California Gould School of Law Professor Atuahene will share stories from her research, offer insights, and engage the audience in an interactive discussion about racial justice, housing, and policy.

🚨 Detroit Homeowners — Act Now! 🚨Do you think your property taxes are too high? You’re not alone — and you may be getting overcharged illegally.If you’re a homeowner (not a landlord), you can file your OWN property tax appeal using Coalition for Property Tax Justice’s FREE

⏰ Time is running out, Detroit homeowners! You have 15 days left to file your property tax appeal — and you could be paying more than you legally owe. If your home is overassessed, you have the right to fight back. Coalition for Property Tax Justice’s FREE online appeal tool

📣 Calling All Property Tax Champions You’ve helped fight illegal overassessments before — now we’re calling on you again. We’re asking Mary Sheffield and the Detroit City Council to help spread the word about our FREE, easy online property tax appeal tool so Detroit homeowners

#FromTheArchives 📚 This 1944 chart from Why Race Riots? Lessons from Detroit shows how housing construction in Detroit failed to keep pace with rapid population growth—each figure representing 10,000 families competing for too few homes. But the shortage didn’t impact everyone

🚨 Happening Tomorrow — Don’t Miss This! Join us for The State of Africatown 2026: From Harm to Repair — Rebuilding a Black & Thriving Central District, a powerful community event focused on history, healing, and action for Detroit’s Africatown community. We’re excited to share

Property tax justice starts with accountability and ends with money back in homeowners pockets. 🏠💵 These 5 pillars are our roadmap to fair assessments, protected exemptions, and real reform. Detroit deserves better‼️ #PropertyTaxJustice #Detroit #FairTaxes