Memo to Members & Partners | Volume 26, Issue 12

Mar 29, 2021

Memo: NLIHC Launches “HoUSed” Campaign for Long-Term Solutions, CDC Extends Eviction Moratorium, and More

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NLIHC Launches New Campaign for Long-Term Affordable Housing Solutions: “HoUSed: Universal. Stable. Affordable.”
Recording Available of NLIHC’s March 23 National Launch of the “HoUSed” Campaign
CDC Extends Eviction Moratorium until June 30, Announces Enforcement
HUD Announces $450 Million in Coronavirus Housing Block Grants for Native American Communities
Additional Coronavirus Updates – March 29, 2021
Sign on by April 1 to Letter Supporting Increased Federal Funding for Housing and Homelessness
Last Chance to Register for NLIHC’s 2021 Virtual Housing Policy Forum, March 30-31!
House Financial Services Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Public Housing
House Appropriations Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Transportation and Housing
President Biden Nominates Adrianne Todman for HUD Deputy Secretary
HUD PIH Posts Update to COVID-19 FAQs for Public Housing Agencies
Housing Justice Network, Sen. Sherrod Brown, Rep. Maxine Waters, and Joy Johnson to Be Honored at 2021 Housing Leadership Awards Celebration, April 28
ZERO TO THREE Releases Brief on the Impact of Eviction Moratorium on Babies
Now Available in Spanish! Tenant Talk – La Eterna Crisis: La Lucha por la Justicia Racial y de Vivienda
Housing Choice Vouchers Provide Safety Net for Tenants and Landlords during COVID-19
New Research Highlights Housing Experiences of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
Recovery of Multifamily Housing and Duplexes Lags Behind Single-Family Homes after Disasters
Households of Color Much More Likely than White Households to Be Extremely Low-Income Renters
Rhode Island Advocates Secure Affordable Housing Wins
NLIHC Joins Solidarity Statement Condemning Hate Crimes Against Asian Community
NLIHC Seeks Website and Graphic Design Specialist
NLIHC in the News for the Week of March 21

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