Supports a living wage for city workers and contractors, and incentives for worker-owned cooperative businesses.

Supports the creation of a Chamber of Labor to provide workers with a boss-free space to organize and advise the city on their needs.

Supports fully funding and implementing an alternative crisis response unit, utilizing social workers to assist people in crisis, inspired by successful programs in other cities.

Supports using city buildings as emergency shelters during high-temperature days and weather emergencies.

Supports housing policies that reflect population growth while protecting low-income and working-class residents and preserving naturally occurring affordable housing.

Supports working with non-profits, advocating for inclusionary zoning, creating a city building department for housing, and establishing tenant's unions and resident's councils to address housing needs.

Supports community-level control of policing, de-escalation task forces, and prioritizing lives over property.

Believes that reducing crime is better achieved by lifting people out of poverty rather than through increased policing.

Supports free and expanded public transportation.

Supports Raleigh leading in the mitigation of carbon and greenhouse gas production and reducing harm to marginalized communities.