Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 26, Issue 34

Aug 30, 2021

SCOTUS Ends CDC Eviction Moratorium; Administration Urges State/Local Action; Ida Strikes; Congress Advances Reconciliation Bill; & More   

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Supreme Court Invalidates CDC Eviction Moratorium, Millions of Renters Immediately at Risk
Treasury, HUD, and DOJ Urge State and Local Government Leaders to Take Immediate Action to Prevent Evictions
Preliminary Evaluation of CDC Eviction Moratorium Shows Significant Decrease in Eviction Filings
Treasury Releases Revised ERA Guidance to Help State and Local Governments Expedite Assistance
July Treasury Data Reveals ERA Spending Remains Low
Hurricane Ida Slams into Southeast Louisiana Coast, Widespread Damage Reported
Take Action: House Approves Budget Resolution Calling for $339 Million in Affordable Housing Investments
Join NLIHC Campaign Call on “HoUSed: Universal, Stable, and Affordable Housing” Today at 2:30 pm ET
Recording Available of August 23 National Call on “HoUSed: Universal, Stable, Affordable Housing”
Additional Coronavirus Updates – August 30, 2021
Disaster Housing Recovery Updates – August 30, 2021
NLIHC Signs Four Letters Supporting Proposal to Reinstate the 2013 Disparate Impact Rule
Multi-Sector Campaign Releases Article on the Connection Between Housing and Health
Admissions Policies of HUD-Subsidized Housing Providers in Rhode Island Frequently Far Exceed HUD-Mandated Exclusion Criteria
Sign-up for the 2021 Fall Issue of Tenant Talk
Fair Housing Implications of Zoning and Land-Use Reform Is the Topic of NFHA Virtual Event
Over Half of Renters Currently Behind Have Not Yet Applied for Assistance, Showing Need for Greater Outreach and Simplified Applications
Minnesota’s Eviction Moratorium Off-Ramp
NLIHC Welcomes Fund Development Intern Maya Ward-Caldwell
NLIHC Issues 2020 Annual Report
NLIHC in the News for the Week of August 22