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The Precarious Housing Association is looking for two new board members
The BPW is a grassroots organization and active association that stands up for the interests of people who live in precarious housing. We

Participate in the Housing Action Days 2025: April 21 to 27!
Last November, the European Action Coalition (which includes BPW) took part in the first International People's Assembly for Housing

From housing insecurity to collective power | workshop April 13, 2025
Housing is a right, not a privilege. Yet more and more people are forced to live insecurely, with temporary rental contracts, poor quality of living and

We refuse the rent increase newsletter March 2025
The campaign for 2025 has started! The social debate and social struggle against the annual rent increase has begun. In

LOWER THE RENT: National housing protest | May 10, 2:00 PM
Domplein Saturday May 10 at 2:00 PM.
We are fed up with the annual rent increases! After last year's unprecedented rent increases, we can
Rotterdam: Collective Reading Moment: Rental contracts and rights
BPW 010 and AGS (Anti-gentrification School) invite you to a rental contract reading moment. Learn how to use legal language that is

Stop the rent explosion. Why we fight for lower rents!
In 2025, tenants can expect a rent increase of up to 5% in the social sector, 7.7% in the mid-range rental sector and

Rotterdam: discussion and screening of the film Precaristas
BPW Rotterdam invites you to a film screening and discussion about Precaristas, a documentary about the struggle for access to

Newsletter March
In this newsletter:
Invitation BPW Members Day March 15, 2:00 PM, Basic Contemporary Art (BAK) in Utrecht.
Workshop 'Poldered out: what does

BPW Member Day: March 15 in Utrecht!
The Bond Precaire Woonvormen (BPW) is steadily building a grassroots movement locally and nationally that offers housing rights for everyone

Workshop 2.Dh5 | Poldered: what does the housing struggle movement do?
SUN 2 March, 13:30 – 14:45, Ru Paré, Amsterdam | The already serious housing crisis is only getting worse. Rent

Support for residents of the Ravel is expanding!
On January 29, we took action against the municipality of Utrecht and landlord Socius. They want to evict 180 people from the