Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 27, Issue 15

Apr 18, 2022

Memo: HUD Releases First-Ever Equity Plan, Announces Review of Policies Posing Barriers to Housing for People with Criminal Histories; and Much More

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White House Holds Convening on Equity and Racial Justice; HUD Releases First-Ever Equity Plan
Secretary Fudge Announces Directive to Review HUD Policies Posing Barriers to Housing for People with Criminal Histories
HUD PIH Extends Deadline for PHAs to Request Expedited Review of Three Key HCV Waivers to September 30
Join NLIHC in Honoring Rep. Ritchie Torres at the 2022 Virtual Housing Leadership Awards Celebration, April 28
Join Today’s Our Homes, Our Votes Webinar: Getting Started on Election Work
Act Now to Secure Significant Affordable Housing Investments in FY23 Spending and Reconciliation Bills!
Join Upcoming CHCDF Webinar on the FY22 Budget and the Outlook for Affordable Housing in FY23!
Recording of April 11 National HoUSed Campaign Call Now Available
FEMA Releases Equity Action Plan
Coronavirus Updates – April 18
Disaster Housing Recovery Updates – April 18, 2022
Kaiser Permanente Doubles Investment in Affordable Housing to $400 Million
Four Days Left to Sign on to PIF Letter Urging Reform of Public Charge Rule
NLIHC to Release The Gap: A Shortage of Affordable Homes on April 21
Gentrifying Opportunity Zones Are More Likely than Non-Gentrifying Opportunity Zones to Receive Investments
Just 55% of Renters Voted in 2020 National Election Compared to 71% of Homeowners
St. Petersburg’s City Council Votes to Allocate Unprecedented 76% of “American Rescue Plan Act” Funding to Housing
NLIHC Seeks Chief Operating Officer
NLIHC Seeks Manager/Director of Field Organizing
NLIHC in the News for the Week of April 10
Where to Find Us – April 18