Memo to Members | Volume 28, Issue 4

Jan 30, 2023

Memo: Biden Admin Helps End Homelessness for Over 140,000 People Using Housing First Approach, and Much More

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Biden Administration Helps End Homelessness for More Than 140,000 People Using Housing First Approach
Biden-Harris Administration Releases Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights, Announces Agency Action for Implementation
Senior White House Official to Join Today’s (1/30) National HoUSed Campaign Call for Universal, Stable, Affordable Homes!
NLIHC Releases Memo Outlining Policy Priorities for 118th Congress
NLIHC Endorses Two Housing Bills Introduced in the House
Senators Reintroduce Bipartisan Bill to Expand and Improve Housing Choice Voucher Program
House Republicans Discuss Potential Short-Term Suspension of Debt Ceiling to Buy More Time for Negotiations
Majority of $690 Million of ERA2 Funds Reallocated in Second Round Remained in Same State
Renters Facing Financial Distress during Pandemic Were More Concentrated in High-Poverty Neighborhoods, Report Finds
Solomon Greene and David Uejio Nominated to Key HUD Leadership Roles
HUD Announces Virtual Briefings on AFFH Rule
Disaster Housing Recovery Update – January 30, 2023
House and Senate Release Additional Committee Assignments for 118th Congress
Senator Rick Scott Introduces Bill to Expand Work Requirements for Public Housing and Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Recipients
Treasury Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo to Address NLIHC’s Housing Policy Forum 2023
Representative Cori Bush, Ayuda Legal Puerto Rico, and John Parvensky to Be Honored at the 2023 Leadership Awards Ceremony!
OSAH Campaign Releases New Podcast on Housing and Harm Reduction, Criminal Justice, and Healthcare
Report Finds Renters with Low Incomes Struggling Financially More Now Than Earlier in the Pandemic
Research Attributes Discrepancies between Rent Inflation Indices to Rent Growth among New Tenants
Join February’s Tenant Talk Live Webinar on International Models for Housing
Fact of the Week: Renters in Neighborhoods of Color More Likely to Have Rental Arrears and Apply for and Receive ERA Than Applicants in Mostly White Neighborhoods
From the Field: Oregon Governor Kotek Signs Executive Orders to Address Housing and Homelessness Crisis
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NLIHC in the News for the Week of January 22
NLIHC News: Where to Find Us – January 30

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