Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 28, Issue 27

Jul 24, 2023

Memo: One Week Left to Submit Comments in Support of Federal Renter Protections; Updates on Housing and Homelessness Actions; and More

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Memo Articles

Only One Week Left to Submit Comments in Support of Federal Renter Protections – Submit Yours Today and Join NLIHC’s Support Letter!
NLIHC Releases Updated Advocacy Toolkit ahead of August Recess
Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Actions to Reduce Junk Fees in Rental Housing
Recap of July 17 National HoUSed Campaign Call
Senate Releases FY24 THUD Spending Bill Proposing Some Cuts but Overall Increases to Maintain Current Levels of Assistance Offered by HUD Programs
House and Senate FY24 THUD Spending Bills Advance Out of Appropriations Committees
NLIHC and 14 Other Organizations Urge FHFA to Close Qualified Contract Loophole, Maintain LIHTC Affordability
NLIHC Joins Other Fair Housing Organizations in Urging Congress to Reject Proposals to Defund Fair Housing Enforcement; Rep. Barbara Lee Supports Fair Housing Funding
NLIHC, National Housing Law Project, and Poverty & Race Research Action Council Oppose Rural Opportunity Zones in House Tax Bill
HUD Releases Civil Rights Guide for Long-Term Disaster Recovery Grantees
HUD Issues Request for Comments Regarding HUD Administrative Burdens on Residents When Accessing and Keeping Housing Assistance
HUD to Host Event on Tenant Rights on July 25
Rhode Island Passes Multiple Protections for Tenants in Recent Legislative Session
New Data Show Redlining Linked to Worse Cardiovascular Health for Veterans
Subsidized Renters Are Significantly Less Prepared for Disasters Compared to Unsubsidized Renters
Renters Are Less Prepared for Disasters Than Homeowners
NLIHC in the News for the Week of July 16
Where to Find Us – July 24