Now Available: Our Homes, Our Votes Turning Renters into Voters: Lessons in Engaging Low-Income Communities

Oct 09, 2025

In 2024, Our Homes, Our Votes launched the Pilot Communities initiative to strengthen engagement with low-income renters throughout the electoral process, foster partnerships with subsidized housing providers, and assess the impact of nonpartisan voter engagement.

NLIHC Releases Report on State Projects Funded by the National Housing Trust Fund in 2020!

Aug 07, 2025

The National Housing Trust Fund: A Summary of 2020 State Projects report is part of NLIHC’s effort to document the impact of the national Housing Trust Fund (HTF), the report summarizes how each state and the District of Columbia planned to use $323 million allocated in 2020 by the HTF. 

In 2019 – the fourth year of HTF implementation – states continued to use most of their HTF resources (74%) to target projects that served people experiencing homelessness, people with disabilities, elderly people, or other special needs populations. 

Now Available!  2025 State & Local Housing Trust Fund Report

Jun 26, 2025

NLIHC released today a new report, State & Local Housing Trust Fund. The report summarizes findings from a national survey of state and local housing trust funds distributed to administrators in February and March of 2025.  

Additionally, NLIHC has curated a virtual hub for best practices and key elements of housing trust funds. 
 

Renee M. Willis Named President and CEO of the National Low Income Housing Coalition

May 19, 2025

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Washington, D.C. – The Board of Dir

NLIHC Releases Report on State Projects Funded by the National Housing Trust Fund in 2019!

Jan 30, 2025

NLIHC today issued a new report, The National Housing Trust Fund: A Summary of 2019 State Projects. Part of NLIHC’s effort to document the impact of the national Housing Trust Fund (HTF), the report summarizes how each state and the District of Columbia planned to use $248 million allocated in 2019 by the HTF.

In 2019 – the fourth year of HTF implementation – states continued to use most of their HTF resources (74%) to target projects that served people experiencing homelessness, people with disabilities, elderly people, or other special needs populations.

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