Tenant Advocacy and Rights

  • 15-1 NLIHC’s Collective 2023-2024 Update

    By Sid Betancourt, NLIHC Members of NLIHC’s 2023-2024 Collective have been hard at work connecting with one another, engaging in advocacy, and helping plan NLIHC events. The group first met during…

  • 15-1 Tenants Organizing Against Hate

    By Gabby Ross, NLIHC This article was adapted from an interview with Tristan Call of the Bedford County Listening Project. Tristan Call is a community organizer for the Bedford County Listening…

  • 15-1 In the Wake of Disaster

    A Tenant Organizer Shares Her Advocacy Story By Sid Betancourt, NLIHC This article was adapted from an interview conducted with Stephanie Winn, a tenant leader in Houston, Texas. It was disaster…

  • 15-1 The National Alliance of HUD Tenants

    By Geraldine Collins As NLIHC celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2024, the National Alliance of HUD Tenants (NAHT) is celebrating the close partnership it has had with NLIHC since its inception.…

  • 15-1 A Marathon, Not a Sprint

    Larry Gross Reflects on Five Decades of Tenant Organizing in Los Angeles  By Courtney Cooperman, NLIHC This article is adapted from an interview with Larry Gross, executive director of the…

  • 15-1 Reflections on a Tenant Organizing Journey

    By Sid Betancourt, NLIHC This article was adapted from an interview with John Atlas, a leader in the tenant organizing movement during the 1970s and ‘80s and the co-founder of Shelterforce, a…

  • 15-1 Introduction

    By Evan Martinez, Formerly of NLIHC  NLIHC celebrates our 50th anniversary this year, and from the very beginning, our efforts to ensure affordable and accessible housing for people with the…