NLIHC’s spring 2026 edition of Tenant Talk, Collective Strength Through Adversity, focuses on how marginalized communities across the country, including people with disabilities and low-income…
NLIHC’s fall 2025 edition of Tenant Talk, Navigating Funding Cuts: Empowering Tenants to Shape Policy, focuses on the federal budget process and encourages tenant advocates to take action to support…
By Latricia Powell Adversity is often isolating, but it is in coming together that we discover our true strength. Across the country, communities face systemic inequities in housing that…
By Thaddaeus Elliot The Stock Market Crash of 1929 created massive unemployment and a mortgage crisis that became the Great Depression. As banks failed, homes and farms were foreclosed…
By Meghan MertyrisWith the growing threat of extreme weather and rising seas, disasters will occur with greater frequency and intensity across our country, including in areas that haven’t experienced…
By Candace Silver When President Trump won the 2016 election, I was sixteen, watching the election results pour in at a watch party hosted by the Young Democrats Club from my high school. I…
Interview with Sosseh Prom Tell us a little about yourself and how you got involved in the housing justice movement? The nonprofit I work for, African Communities Together (ACT), is a…
Interview with Kimrâh Minuty Kimrâh, tell us a little about yourself and how you got involved in the housing justice movement. I got involved in housing justice because of mold. That’s the…
Interview with Elder Jewelean Jackson Thank you for taking the time to meet with me today, Jewelean. I want to start off by asking if you can tell us a little about yourself and how you got…
By Anthony Belotti My path into policy began with a simple observation: the people most impacted by public policy decisions are often the least represented in the rooms where those…
