Tenant Advocacy Project

The Tenant Advocacy Project (TAP) is a student-run organization based out of Harvard Law School. With a team of four employees, TAP is dedicated to advocating for the rights of public housing tenants and mobile voucher holders in the greater Boston area. TAP provides legal assistance and representation to individuals facing housing challenges, focusing on issues such as tenant rights, evictions, and landlord disputes. Their services are specifically geared towards empowering communities struggling with gentrification and displacement, particularly those marginalized due to factors such as race, immigration status, or disability. Guided by the principles of tenant empowerment and community collaboration, TAP works closely with local organizations to address systemic issues within the housing system. They strive to ensure that all individuals have access to safe, stable, and affordable housing. Interested parties can learn more about TAP's services and initiatives through their website at clinics.law.harvard.edu/tap.