Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 31, Issue 33

Sep 21, 2026

Memo: House Dismissed Early, Contact Your Reps!; NLIHC Urges HUD to Ensure EHV Families Remain Stably Housed; Public Charge Rule Lawsuit; and More

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Memo Articles

House Leaves Session Early to Campaign Ahead of November Elections
House Financial Services Committee Holds Markup and Passes Rep. Pressley’s “Eviction Helpline Act”
NLIHC’s September 22 National HoUSed Campaign Call Canceled; Join Next Call on October 13
NLIHC, CBPP, The Alliance, and NHLP Urge HUD to Release Guidance on Using Tenant Protection Vouchers to Help Families with Emergency Housing Vouchers Remain Stably Housed
Coalition of 22 States and DC Challenge Public Charge Rule; Separate Lawsuit Filed by Cities and Counties
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs holds Hearing on Tribal Housing Needs
NLIHC Submits Comments on Proposed Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Formula
Recap of NLIHC’s Our Homes, Our Votes National Webinar: “Combating Misinformation: Equipping Housing Advocates as Trusted Messengers in 2026”
Bipartisan “Family Stability and Opportunity Vouchers Act” Reintroduced in Senate
Join NLIHC on October 8 for Our Next State and Local Tenant Protections Network Call, “Housing Court for Good: Innovative Policy Solutions to Promote Housing Stability”
Combining LIHTC and Community Land Trusts Can Expand Permanently Affordable Housing, But Requires Significant Adaptation
Tax Credit Homes Make Up More Than Half of Federally Assisted Rental Housing in 25 States and D.C.
NLIHC Welcomes Galiba Anjum as Communications Intern
NLIHC Welcomes Taytum Wymer as Field Strategy & Innovation Intern
NLIHC in the News for the Week of September 14
Where to Find Us – September 21