Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 30, Issue 21

Jun 16, 2025

Memo: House Appropriators Move Forward with First FY26 Spending Bills–Take Action; New Bill to Extend Housing Protections to LGBTQ+ People; and More

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Memo Articles

House Appropriators Move Forward with First FY26 Spending Bills, Despite No Topline Funding Agreement – Take Action!
Senate THUD Subcommittee Holds Hearing on HUD FY26 Budget Request
House THUD Subcommittee Holds Hearing on HUD FY26 Budget Request
New Analysis Shows House-Passed Reconciliation Package Would Primarily Benefit Wealthy, Reduce Income Security Resources for Lowest-Income Households
HUD Inspector General Finds Multifamily Program Lacks Policies and Procedures to Ensure Owners Report and Address Elevated Blood Lead Levels
HUD’s PIH Notice Announces Unspecified Revisions to PHA Plan Templates
Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Extend Fair Housing Act Protections to LGBTQ+ People
House Financial Services Committee Holds Hearing on Rural Housing Needs
Recap of 6/11 State and Local Innovation Campaign’s Webinar on Laws Strengthening Code Enforcement Procedures and Habitability Standards
National Council on Teacher Quality Highlights Growing Gap Between Teacher Pay and Housing Costs
Rent Reporting Can Positively Impact Credit Visibility and Credit Scores Among Renters
Chronic Homelessness Reached an All-Time High in 2024
Washington Housing Advocates Secure Statewide Rent Stabilization
NLIHC Welcomes Lisa Marlow as Director of Communications
NLIHC Welcomes San Kwon as Homelessness and Housing First Policy Intern
NLIHC Seeks Senior Vice President, Public Policy
NLIHC in the News for the Week of June 9
Where to Find Us – June 16