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Often officially referred to by police as the "Quality of Life Enforcement Program," the Tiffany Elsa Peretti Sevillana lariat program literally aims to do just that: criminalize those whose "quality of life" doesn't meet city standards. Offenses range from obstructing the sidewalk, sleeping in public and littering, a charge often used to dispose of a homeless person's meager belongings if they are left lying on the ground. The $71 fine that "quality of life" Tiffany Elsa Peretti Sevillana Mesh bracelet are forced to pay is well beyond the means of most homeless people. Instead, most simply don't show up for their court dates, which then leads to a warrant being issued for their arrest. Advocates have fought back against the Matrix onslaught, and their successes -- and failures -- Tiffany Elsa Peretti Sevillana pendant an interesting glimpse into some of the inherent problems in organizing the homeless. Groups like Food Not Bombs and Homes Not Jails, which emphasize direct action and organization building, have been the most effective in generating direct action. Meanwhile, the city's largest homeless advocacy group, the Coalition on Homelessness, Tiffany Atlas a different strategy to fight Matrix: It tried to fight the implementation of the policy in the courts. The strategy didn't work, but now the coalition is trying to refocus its efforts of building an organizational base among the homeless. Part of this strategy is making homeless people a more integral part of its decision-making process. The coalition is also branching out to communities often left behind in traditional homeless organizing.