TechEquity Collaborative | Tech Workers for Economic Justice

We're mobilizing the tech community to address economic inequity at its roots.

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What We're Working On

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4 Reasons Why Article 34 Sucks

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Public Policy

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Contract Worker Disparity Project

Tech, Bias, and Housing Initiative: Tenant Screening

System Reset

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What Can Tech Do to be Anti-Racist? – Recording

Tech Workers, Let’s Get to Work

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Housing

We are experiencing an unprecedented housing and homelessness crisis. We enact systemic policy change in three areas: production, protection. and preservation.

Workforce & Labor

From automation to the gig economy, technology and the tech industry are changing the nature of work. We advance public and corporate policy that ensures everyone has access to good jobs.

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Contract Worker Disparity Project

We are launching the Contract Worker Disparity Project to shine light on the growing problem of inequality inside of tech workplaces, specifically for contract workers.

2022 Policy Agenda

TechEquity’s work sits at the intersection of tech industry regulation and the intractable problem of rising inequality. We work on systems change that enables economic stability for workers and society as a whole. Check out our 2022 policy agenda to learn more.

Fair Chance to Housing Campaign

We're working with Just Cities to prevent landlords from discriminating in rental housing applications in Alameda County and to give residents a fair change to accessing housing.

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System Reset

We believe tech companies have the unique ability to create opportunities for those who have been previously shut out—workers who have a conviction history.

Why is the rent so damn high?

We hosted a panel to answer the question: why is it so expensive to build a unit of housing in the Bay Area? It’s a surprisingly complicated question, but the Terner Center for Housing Innovation at UC-Berkeley has been doing really great work trying to get to the bottom of it.

Prop 22: What You Need to Know

Prop 22 may have already passed, but its consequences will be felt by gig workers for years to come. Read on to learn how it will affect labor and workers' rights in California.