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Squatting in the United States
International context
Right to housing Universal Declaration of Human Rights International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
Principles
Sweat equity Homestead principle Adverse possession Gift
Programs
Urban homesteading 1202a Nuisance Abatement Program
Solution frameworks
Housing cooperative Mutual housing association Community land trust
Housing and justice
Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now Homes Not Jails Kensington Welfare Rights Union Mad Housers National Union of the Homeless Occupy the Farm Operation Move-In Take Back the Land Urban Homesteading Assistance Board
Notable squats
ABC No Rio Bullet Space Dos Blockos C-Squat Dignity Village Gowanus Batcave Slab City Umbrella House Umoja Village
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Dos Blockos was a squat situated at 713 East 9th Street in Alphabet City, Manhattan, New York City. In active use as a squat from 1992 onwards, the six-story building housed up to 60 people at its peak, including Brad Will. The building funded repairs by being a set for movies. The squatters were evicted in 1999 and the building was converted into a commercial apartment building.