Will leads HIP’s Housing Justice Program. He has spent the last 15 years fighting for a world where we all have a roof over our heads, the resources we need to thrive, and the right to determine our own futures. He believes that mass-based, feminist, anti-racist movements get the goods, and has spent his career moving our government institutions into alignment with these movements—with San Mateo and Contra Costa County health departments and BARHII (the coalition of public health departments in the Bay Area). Will’s work has bridged health, housing, land-use, transportation and climate change. He has also served as a trainer and organizational development consultant with governmental and social justice organizations around the country. His research and writing has been published in Progressive Planning and The Informal American City and awarded by the Council of University Transportation Centers.
Outside of work, Will organizes for racial and gender justice, raises a toddler who is convinced she is a feral bobcat, and explores the natural spaces of the Bay Area.
