To: Google
Hey Google: Don't displace working families
The tech industry’s growth has sent Silicon Valley’s housing costs soaring, forcing working families out of their homes or crammed into small, overcrowded apartments.
With Google planning a huge new mega-campus in San Jose, we believe the company should ensure it doesn’t push out Silicon Valley's working families and communities of color.
With Google planning a huge new mega-campus in San Jose, we believe the company should ensure it doesn’t push out Silicon Valley's working families and communities of color.
Why is this important?
Google wants to buy public land to build a new 20,000 employee mega-campus in downtown San Jose. Let's make sure the tech giant doesn't worsen inequality and displace the diverse communities that make San Jose great.
We’re calling on Google to ensure our families can thrive as the company grows:
- Partner with us to fight displacement, gentrification and homelessness
- Ensure family-supporting jobs and a voice at work for local workers in construction and operations
- Support local schools to promote education and career opportunities for all children
- Broaden access to transit and mitigate traffic impacts
- Provide community oversight of community benefits
We need members of the public to sign our petition demanding accountability from Google so it knows the whole world is watching.
It’s time to set a new direction for equitable tech growth. Sign the petition.
We’re calling on Google to ensure our families can thrive as the company grows:
- Partner with us to fight displacement, gentrification and homelessness
- Ensure family-supporting jobs and a voice at work for local workers in construction and operations
- Support local schools to promote education and career opportunities for all children
- Broaden access to transit and mitigate traffic impacts
- Provide community oversight of community benefits
We need members of the public to sign our petition demanding accountability from Google so it knows the whole world is watching.
It’s time to set a new direction for equitable tech growth. Sign the petition.