Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 26, Issue 24

Jun 21, 2021

Memo: Biden Administration Must Extend Eviction Moratorium; Congressional “Dear Colleague” Letter for HoUSEd Campaign Priorities; & More

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Sen. Merkley and Rep. Torres Lead “Dear Colleague” Letter Calling for Bold Affordable Housing Investments in Infrastructure Package
Join NLIHC’s National Call on “HoUSed: Universal, Stable, and Affordable Housing” Today at 2:30 pm ET
Recording Available of NLIHC June 14 National Call on “HoUSed: Universal, Stable, Affordable Housing”
Guidance on Direct-to-Tenant Emergency Rental Assistance
NLIHC Sends Letter to Biden Administration Urging Extension of Eviction Moratorium, Whole-of-Government Approach for Distributing Emergency Rental Assistance
NLIHC Submits Comment on Treasury’s Interim Final Rule for State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
National Housing Law Project Summarizes HUD Emergency Housing Voucher FAQ and Offers Advocacy Tips
House Passes Disaster Recovery Reform Bills
FEMA to Provide Additional Assistance for Mitigation Measures on Disaster-Damaged Homes
Additional Coronavirus Updates – June 21, 2021   
Disaster Housing Recovery Updates – June 21, 2021  
NLIHC Provides Sample Comment Letter on National Housing Trust Fund Regulation
New Blog Post on Family Stability and Opportunity Vouchers Act
State of the Nation’s Housing Report Finds Pandemic Exacerbated Challenges for Renters
Fact of the Week: Renters in Northeast, Midwest More Likely to Live in Homes Built before 1970
From the Field: Maryland Becomes Second State to Enact Right to Counsel for Eviction Proceedings
NLIHC Welcomes Lauren Steimle as a Web/Graphic Design Specialist
NLIHC Welcomes Sophie Siebach-Glover as a Research Specialist
NLIHC Welcomes Opportunity Starts at Home Intern Samuel Adams
NLIHC Welcomes Field Intern Emma Fairfield
NLIHC in the News for the Week of June 13

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