Memo to Members & Partners | Volume 25, Issue 43

Oct 26, 2020

Memo: USICH Ignores Evidence on Solutions to Homelessness; Civil Rights Organizations Sue HUD; Protecting and Preparing Voters; and More

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USICH Releases Strategic Plan Ignoring Decades of Evidence on the Causes of and Solutions to Homelessness
Advocacy Organizations File Lawsuits Over HUD Revisions to the Disparate Impact Rule
Protecting and Preparing Voters
New Resources from Our Homes, Our Votes: 2020 - Voter Pledge Card and Voter Guide Template Now Available
Senate Fails to Pass “Targeted” Coronavirus Relief Bill as Negotiations between Speaker Pelosi and White House Continue
Bipartisan Bill Would Create Independent Board to Investigate and Improve Disaster Response and Recovery
IRS Extends Deadline to Apply for Economic Impact Payments to November 21
HUD PIH Does Not Count $400 Extra Unemployment Benefit as Income
HUD PIH and Multifamily Issue Guidance on CDC Eviction Moratorium
HUD Posts Update to “Questions and Answers for Office of Multifamily Housing Stakeholders: Coronavirus (COVID-19)”
Treasury Department Updates Coronavirus Relief Fund FAQs
Join NLIHC’s National Call on Coronavirus, Disasters, Housing, and Homelessness Today at 2:30 pm ET
Recording Available of NLIHC’s October 19 National Call on “Coronavirus, Disasters, Housing, and Homelessness”
Additional Coronavirus Updates - October 26, 2020
Additional Disaster Housing Recovery Updates - October 26, 2020 
Representative Beatty Introduces Bill to Block Trump Administration’s Executive Order on Race and Sex Stereotyping
Campaign Revamps Website to Amplify Racial Equity
Senate Budget Committee Releases Report Calling for Streamlining of “Duplicative” HUD Housing Programs
HUD PIH Guidance Urges PHAs to Avoid Excess Voucher Reserves
NLIHC Summary and Analysis of HUD’s Final Section 3 Rule Now Available
New Evidence Shows Evictions Have Lasting Negative Health Outcomes
Study of Housing and Transportation Costs Finds Suburbs Most Costly, but Low-Income Renters Struggle Everywhere
Renters Much More Likely than Homeowners to Experience Food Insecurity
Texas Scorecards Track Local Efforts to Prevent Evictions and Keep Localities Accountable
NLIHC Seeks Manager/Director of Media Relations and Communications
NLIHC in the News for the Week of October 18