Join Tuesday’s (October 28) national HoUSed campaign call from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm ET. The call will focus on how the federal government shutdown is impacting programs meant to assist survivors of domestic violence and keep people healthy, and how these impacts ultimately make it more difficult for people to pay their rent. Speakers will share the latest from Capitol Hill and explain how advocates can take action.
NLIHC’s Senior Vice President of Policy, David Gonzalez Rice, will moderate the call and provide policy updates. Elena Hampton-Stover, Director of Housing, and Olivia Brochu, Policy Specialist, both of the National Network to End Domestic Violence, will discuss the impacts of the government shutdown on survivors of domestic violence. Charlotte Bruce, Director of Policy, Children’s HealthWatch, will also join this call to discuss the impact of the government shutdown on healthcare. NLIHC’s Vice President for Field Strategy and Innovation, Ramina Davidson, will close the call by sharing opportunities to take action.
October 28 National HoUSed Campaign Call Agenda
- Welcome & Updates
- David Gonzalez Rice, Senior Vice President for Public Policy, NLIHC
- Government Shutdown Impacts: Domestic Violence
- Elena Hampton-Stover, Director of Housing & Olivia Brochu, Policy Specialist, National Network to End Domestic Violence
- Government Shutdown Impacts: Healthcare
- Charlotte Bruce, Director of Policy, Children’s HealthWatch
- Policy Update
- David Gonzalez Rice, Senior Vice President for Public Policy, NLIHC
- Take Action
- Ramina Davidson, Vice President for Field Strategy and Innovation, NLIHC
NLIHC’s national HoUSed campaign calls take place on the second and last Tuesday of every month, from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm ET. Register for the series here.
Access NLIHC’s archive of HoUSed campaign recordings here.