Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 29, Issue 2

Jan 16, 2024

Memo: Congress Reaches Agreement on Another Two-Tiered CR, Announces Framework for Tax Bill; SCOTUS to Decide Major Homelessness Case; and More

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Congressional Leaders Reach Agreement on Another Two-Tiered CR for Expiring Appropriations Bills and Announce Framework for a Final Tax Bill – Take Action!
Supreme Court to Hear Most Significant Case About Homelessness in Decades
Housing Narrative Lab Releases Messaging Guidance for Asylum Seekers and Migrants in Response to Reports of Increased Homelessness
Join Today’s (1/16) National HoUSed Campaign Call for Universal, Stable, Affordable Homes!
HUD CPD Publishes Proposed CDBG Regulation Changes
HUD to Hold Listening Session for Tenants Regarding Proposed Rule to Provide 30-Day Notice before Initiating Eviction Proceedings for Non-Payment of Rent
HUD Secretary Testifies before Full House Financial Services Committee in Hearing on HUD Oversight
Senator Rosen Introduces Bill to Address Price Gouging by Corporate Investors
Treasury Releases Tribal Housing Stability Report Highlighting Tribes’ Success Using ERA and Other Pandemic-Era Housing Funds
Los Angeles’s Last Remaining COVID-19 Eviction Protections to Expire on February 1
Partnership for Just Housing Submits Comment on Proposed Rule to Remove Restrictions on Hiring People with Conviction Histories as Fair Housing Testers
HUD OIG Reviews Disaster Recovery Efforts and Reiterates Need for Permanent Authorization of HUD Long-Term Recovery Programs
Disaster Housing Recovery Update – January 16, 2024
OSAH Campaign Partner ZERO TO THREE Releases Application for 2024 Strolling Thunder Families
A Look Ahead at Housing Policy Forum 2024 Breakout Sessions!
New Research Provides Stronger Evidence That Housing First Leads to Health Care Savings
Hawai‘i Supreme Court Hears Case on Maui County Encampment Sweep
Share of Federally Assisted Housing in Communities with Greatest Risks from Natural Hazards Varies Widely by State
NLIHC in the News for the Week of January 7
NLIHC Seeks Research Analyst
NLIHC Seeks Director of People and Culture
NLIHC Welcomes Julie Walker as OSAH Campaign Coordinator
NLIHC Welcomes Lindsey Armah as Communications Intern
Where to Find Us – January 16