Campaign Sends Updated Letter to Congress Urging Robust Housing Investments in Build Back Better Act
The Opportunity Starts at Home multi-sector affordable homes campaign sent an updated letter to Congress on October 6 urging robust investments in the “Build Back Better Act” for housing vouchers,…
October 12, 2021Interactive Report Outlines Impacts of Universal Housing Vouchers
The Housing Initiative at Penn released a report titled “Exploring a Universal Housing Voucher.” The interactive online report examines the projected impacts of a universal Housing Choice Voucher (…
October 12, 2021Report Examines Why Renters of Color Expected Eviction Despite Moratorium
A report by the Urban Institute, “Perceptions of Eviction Likelihood among Renters of Color,” explores why Black renters and other renters of color behind on rent in Washington, D.C. commonly…
October 12, 2021Universal Housing Choice Vouchers Would Lift Many Renter Households Out of Poverty
Source: The Housing Initiative at Penn. (2021). Exploring a Universal Housing Voucher. Philadelphia, PA: Author. Retrieved from https://www.housinginitiative.org/universal-voucher.html.
October 12, 2021Denver Mayor Proposes Investments in Housing and Addressing Homelessness
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s proposed budget for 2022 includes an investment of nearly $230 million in local and federal dollars to support affordable housing and efforts to combat homelessness.…
October 12, 2021Urban Land Institute Terwilliger Center Seeks Advocates’ Perspectives through Residential Stability Survey
The Urban Land Institute Terwilliger Center is conducting research on policy approaches to improving residential stability and the tenant-landlord framework. As part of the research, the Center…
October 12, 2021NLIHC in the News for the Week of October 3
The following are some of the news stories that NLIHC contributed to during the week of October 3: “Treasury outlines how it will claw back rental aid from slow spenders,” Route Fifty, October 4 at…
October 12, 2021NLIHC Statement: Affordable Housing Investments for People Most in Need Must be Saved in the “Build Back Better Act”
Washington, DC – President Biden and congressional leaders are working to reach an agreement with moderate Democrats to drastically cut the “Build Back Better Act” from $3.5 trillion to as little as…
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Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 26, Issue 39
Memo: Protect Housing Investments in ‘Build Back Better Act!’; State/Local Eviction-Prevention Measures Needed; & More
October 4, 2021