Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 30, Issue 5

Feb 10, 2025

Memo: Senate Budget Committee Moves Forward on Reconciliation Package; Turner Confirmed as HUD Secretary; Housing Access Grant Opportunity; and More

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Memo Articles

Congress Eyes Another Temporary Funding Bill to Avoid Potential Government Shutdown on March 14 Funding Deadline – Take Action
Senate Budget Committee Begins Moving Forward on Reconciliation Package Amidst Ongoing Disagreements in the House
Urgent Action Needed to Protect Federal Food Assistance Programs
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Calls for Input on Impacts of Federal Funding Freeze on Tribal Housing
Scott Turner Confirmed as New HUD Secretary
HUD Secretary Turner Halts Equal Access Rule Enforcement
Register for Tomorrow's (2/11) NLIHC, The Alliance, and CBPP Webinar on Advancing Homelessness Solutions
Executive Order Requires Elimination of Ten Regulations for Each New Regulation
Trump White House Releases Memorandum Directing Agency and Department Heads to Review NGO Funding
NLIHC Grant Opportunity to Support State and Local Efforts Expanding Housing Access for Formerly Incarcerated and Convicted People and Their Families
New Research Demonstrates Why Investment in Resilient Manufactured Housing Is Needed
New Episode in OSAH Podcast Series on the Role of Architects in Public Housing Research
Households of Color in Largest U.S. Cities Disproportionately Impacted by Lack of Access to Running Water
Manufactured Homes Particularly at Risk Due to Tornados, Fires, and Hurricanes
City of Boston and State of Massachusetts Create Access to Counsel Pilot Programs for Tenants Facing Eviction
NLIHC Seeks Director of Communications
NLIHC Welcomes Esther Colón-Bermúdez as Research Analyst
Join NLIHC’s First Policy Advisory Committee Meeting of 2025
NLIHC in the News for the Week of February 3
Where to Find Us – February 10