Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 27, Issue 21

May 31, 2022

Memo: NLIHC Joins White House Panel on Advancing Equity through the American Rescue Plan; Reconciliation and Appropriations Negotiations Ongoing; and More!

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NLIHC Joins White House Panel on Advancing Equity through the American Rescue Plan
NLIHC Releases Research Brief Finding 23 State Grantees and DC Could Exhaust ERA Funds by End of 2022 Despite Outstanding Need
Reconciliation and Appropriations Negotiations Ongoing as Congress Adjourns for Memorial Day Recess – Take Action!
House Appropriations Committee Holds Hearing on FEMA’s FY2023 Budget Request
HUD Releases Allocation Notice Detailing Process for 2020 and 2021 Long-Term Recovery Funds
Forecasters Predict 2022 Hurricane Season Will Bring Above-Average Number of Storms
Coronavirus Updates – May 31, 2022
Disaster Housing Recovery Updates – May 31, 2022
Senator Hirono and Colleagues Introduce Bill to Expand Access to Housing, Health Care, Nutrition Assistance, and Other Supports for Immigrants
Recording of May 23 National HoUSed Campaign Call Now Available
Campaign Releases New Podcast Episode on the Role of Landlords in Housing Discrimination
Join Today’s Our Homes, Our Votes: 2022 Webinar on Voter Registration Messaging, Events, and Door-to-Door Canvassing
Become an Our Homes, Our Votes Affiliate!
Public Housing Agencies Increasingly Rely on Programs Other than Public Housing
New Research Finds Public Housing Agencies File Nearly 6% of Evictions
NLIHC Releases New Podcast Episode on the Intersections of Housing and Healthcare
Join Upcoming Tenant Talk Live Webinar for Renters and Resident Leaders on the Importance of Making Significant Federal Investments in Public Housing
Many PHAs Own and Manage Housing Stock Outside of Public Housing
New Hampshire Invests $100 Million of American Rescue Plan Funding in Increasing Affordable Housing Development
NLIHC in the News for the Week of May 22
Where to Find Us – May 31