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This is the most important Supreme Court case about homelessness in 40 years and could determine whether the United States will be a country that punishes people for experiencing homelessness. We aim to both win the case and use it as a national inflection point to refocus the conversation on true solutions to homelessness, such as housing and services. For more information.
The focus of this campaign is to spread awareness among the public and policymakers about the case and the ramifications for people experiencing homelessness.
This page will be updated as we get closer to the hearing on April 22nd. Subscribe to updates to stay informed.
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FOR THE RALLY:
OPTION 1:
🚨Rally for #HousingNotHandcuffs on April 22nd!🚨 Join us for justice in the #JohnsonVGrantsPass case!
We’re rallying for housing as a fundamental human necessity, the fight against homelessness, and to support our community members with no place to sleep at night. This is more than a case, it's about basic human needs and dignity for all individuals.
📅 Date: April 22
🕑 Time: 10 AM - 12 PM ET
📍 Location: U.S. Supreme Court, 1 First Street NE, D.C.
🔗RSVP to the rally and dive deeper into the cause at johnsonvgrantspass.com
✨Bring signs, bring passion, bring hope.✨ See you there!
OPTION #2:
🌟ACTION ALERT!🌟 The landmark #JohnsonVGrantsPass case will decide if states and cities can punish people for being homeless. 💼
Join us for #HousingNotHandcuffs Rally! 🏠✨Safe housing shouldn't be a fight—it should be recognized as a basic human need. 📣
📅 Date: April 22
🕑 Time: 10 AM - 12 PM ET
📍 Location: U.S. Supreme Court, 1 First Street NE, D.C.
🔗[Link in Bio] - RSVP to the rally at the link in bio. Bring your energy and your friends! Let’s fill the streets with hope and demand action
OPTION #3:
🔊 URGENT CALL TO ACTION! This April 22, join us at the forefront of a historic moment in the #JohnsonVGrantsPass case. #HousingNotHandcuffs
This is a pivotal turning point in our fight against homelessness across the nation. The outcome of this case could redefine the recognition of housing as a fundamental human need for our community members without homes, setting a precedent for the entire country.
📅 Date: April 22
🕑 Time: 10 AM - 12 PM ET
📍 Location: U.S. Supreme Court, 1 First Street NE, D.C.
What's at stake?
🔸 The potential to reshape national policies on homelessness
🔸 A chance to affirm housing as an undeniable human need
🔸 An opportunity to stand in solidarity with those affected by housing insecurity
This case represents a ray of hope for the 650,000 people who sleep outside on any given night. Let's rally for housing as a fundamental human need, for compassion, and for a future where no one is left outside. 🌍💖
🔗RSVP to the rally and educate yourself on the impact and importance of this case at johnsonvgrantspass.com [or link in bio].
Bring your voices, your banners, and your unwavering support. 🚩Let's unite for the dignity of every individual. See you there!
Post #1
City leaders across the country want to arrest or ticket people for having no home to sleep at night. A #SCOTUS case will decide whether we are going to be a country that punishes people for experiencing homelessness. Learn more at https://bit.ly/jvgp224
Post #2
🚨 URGENT: #SCOTUS will hear Johnson v. Grants Pass, a case that could reshape how cities address homelessness. It's cruel to punish people for sleeping outside, especially when there's no safe shelter.
Let's prioritize housing, not arrests or fines! #EndHomelessness Learn more at https://bit.ly/jvgp224
Post #3
Are we a country that will support our unhoused neighbors with the resources they need to survive or punish them?
Johnson v. Grants pass will decide whether the U.S. will be compassionate or cruel.
Visithttps://johnsonvgrantspass.com/ for more info.
Post #4
If #SCOTUS rules in favor of Grants Pass, it would authorize cities & states to penalize people forced to sleep outdoors, despite no other safe option. This ruling would exacerbate homelessness and punish people for existing in public spaces.
Post #5
In Johnson v. Grants Pass, SCOTUS will decide if cities can ticket or arrest people for sleeping outside with no other options. Criminalizing homelessness is not the answer. It's time for better solutions like affordable housing & supportive services.
Post #6
Housing ends homelessness. The upcoming landmark #SCOTUS case, Johnson v. Grants Pass, poses a crucial question: Do we address #homelessness with punishment or support?
Visit https://johnsonvgrantspass.com/ to learn more.
Post #7
Can cities punish people for sleeping outdoors with a pillow and blanket when no shelter exists? The #SCOTUS case Johnson v. Grants pass will rule on homelessness criminalization: https://johnsonvgrantspass.com/
Post #1
Let's talk about Johnson v. Grants Pass, a pivotal case heading to the Supreme Court. On April 22nd, the Supreme Court will hear the most significant legal battle concerning homelessness in decades.
This case will determine whether cities can punish people for things like sleeping outside with a pillow or blanket, even when there are no safe shelter options. Learn more at https://johnsonvgrantspass.com/
#JohnsonVGrantsPass
Post #2
Grants Pass, OR, is just one of many cities across America facing a severe housing shortage, with thousands of housing units below the necessary threshold. That shortfall will not be solved by putting more people in jail or issuing more tickets. The real solution to homelessness is providing everyone with access to safe, quality, and affordable housing. Together, we can create a future where everyone has access to opportunities and resources. Stay informed at https://johnsonvgrantspass.com/
Post #3
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear Johnson v. Grants Pass, a case that will deeply impact people experiencing homelessness all across the U.S. Let's use this opportunity to advocate for compassionate solutions that address the root causes of homelessness, such as affordable housing and support services, rather than punish people for having no home.
Visit https:/johnsonvgrantspass.com/ to get the info you need on this important case that will define whether America will be compassionate or cruel.
Post #4
If SCOTUS rules in favor of Grants Pass, it will authorize cities and states to punish people forced to sleep outdoors with arrest and steep fines, even when they have no other safe option. This ruling would make homelessness worse and punish people for existing in public spaces. Research shows that criminalizing homelessness is ineffective, wastes taxpayer money, keeps people homeless for longer, and distracts from real solutions like housing and supportive services.
SCOTUS ruling in favor of Grants Pass would indicate a preference for pretending that we can make homelessness invisible, instead of prioritizing safe, dignified housing for all.
Post #5
As the Supreme Court prepares to hear Johnson v. Grants Pass, it's crucial to emphasize that homelessness is not a crime. Instead of punitive measures, let's focus on collaborative efforts to provide housing and support for those in need. Together, we can make a difference and create lasting change. #HomelessCrueltyCase
For questions and inquiries about the case, visit johnsonvgrantspass.com.
Post #6
Housing ends homelessness. Too many are forced to find shelter in public places with only a blanket and pillow. This isn't a choice—it's a harsh reality stemming from a nationwide shortage of safe, affordable housing.
The upcoming #SCOTUS case, Johnson v. Grants Pass, poses a crucial question: Do we address #homelessness with punishment or support? Visit johnsonvgrantspass.com to learn more.
Post #1
In April, the Supreme Court will hear the most important case about homelessness in 40 years. Johnson v Grants Pass is a landmark case concerning homelessness criminalization and the rights of people experiencing homelessness.
This case will determine whether cities have the right to penalize people for things like sleeping outside with a pillow or blanket, even when there are no safe shelter options. Check out the link in our bio to learn more about Johnson v. Grants Pass.
Post #2
Grants Pass, OR, like most cities across America, is facing a severe shortage of affordable housing. That shortfall will not be solved by putting more people in jail or issuing more tickets. The real solution to homelessness is providing everyone with access to safe, quality, and affordable housing. Together, we can create a future where everyone has access to opportunities and resources. Check out the link in our bio to learn more about Johnson v. Grants Pass.
Post #3
Johnson v. Grants Pass: A landmark case challenging the legality of penalizing people for being homeless. No one should be punished for not having a place to sleep. Let's advocate for housing, not handcuffs. Click the link in our bio for what you need to know about #JohnsonVGrantsPass.
Post #4
This summer, the Supreme Court will rule on Johnson v. Grants Pass, a case that will have far-reaching effects on how cities address homelessness. It's time to prioritize affordable housing and services over arrests and tickets and work towards solutions that ensure everyone has a safe place to call home. Check out the link in our bio to learn more about Johnson v. Grants Pass.
Post #5
Can cities penalize homeless people for sleeping outdoors with a pillow and blanket when no shelter exists?
In April, the Supreme Court rules on homelessness criminalization in the landmark Johnson v. Grants Pass case. This is a pivotal moment for human rights. Check out the link in our bio to learn more about Johnson v. Grants Pass.
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