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What We Do

The Tenant Advocacy Project (TAP) is a Student Practice Organization at Harvard Law School that provides zealous advocacy for current and prospective public housing tenants and mobile voucher holders in the greater Boston area.  Our advocacy is guided by the experiences, needs, and aspirations of tenants, and we are committed to amplifying the work of Boston area community organizations.  We believe that every person has a right to safe, stable and affordable housing, and seek to empower communities facing gentrification and displacement, especially those systemically marginalized on the basis of race, immigration status, language, disability, gender, sexuality, family status, criminal legal system involvement, religion, or age.

Tenants We Help

Current Public Housing Tenants or Applicants

Section 8 or MRVP Voucher Recipients

Section 8 or MRVP Voucher Applicants