Concrete Steps Congress Can Take To Solve America’s Housing Crisis
The National Low Income Housing Coalition released today Opportunities to End Homelessness and Housing Poverty in the 116th Congress, a memo to incoming senators and representatives on concrete steps…
Memo to Members | Volume 24, Issue 4
Memo: Shutdown Ends, Opportunity Starts at Home Policy Agenda and more
Congress and the White House Reach Agreement to Reopen Government for Three Weeks
As the partial federal government shutdown approached week six and with the Senate voting but failing to pass either of two competing funding bills on January 24, President Trump announced on the…
Congress and White House Reach Agreement to Reopen Federal Government for Three Weeks
Congress and White House Reach Agreement to Reopen Federal Government for Three Weeks. Sign Letter Demanding Full-Year Spending Bills that Fund Affordable Housing. President Trump announced on…
Statement from National Low Income Housing Coalition President and CEO Diane Yentel on the Short-Term Shutdown Agreement
Washington, DC – The shutdown was a disgrace, causing stress and hardship for our country’s lowest-income and most vulnerable people. Over time, we will learn the extent of the longer-term…
Sign Letter Demanding an End to Shutdown and Resumed Funding for Affordable Housing
NLIHC and other leaders of the Campaign for Housing and Community Development Funding are circulating a national letter calling on Congress and the Trump Administration to end the government shutdown…
Memo to Members & Partners | Volume 24, Issue 3
End the Shutdown, Stop Eviction Threats
House Democrats Again Attempt to End Shutdown
The partial federal government shutdown, now a month long, continues as Democrats and Republicans remain at an impasse over funding for a southwestern border wall. Last week, House Democrats…