NLIHC hosted a HoUSed campaign national call on January 27. David Gonzalez Rice, NLIHC senior vice president of policy, moderated the call. NLIHC Senior Policy Director Kim Johnson provided an overview of the final fiscal year (FY) 2026 spending bill for HUD programs and shared how advocates can take action.
Sasha Samberg-Champion, special counsel for civil rights at the National Fair Housing Alliance, reviewed the recent Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that eliminates disparate-impact regulations and explained how advocates can respond.
Noah Patton, NLIHC director of disaster housing recovery, discussed the Fixing Emergency Management for Americans (FEMA) Act, a key bill for the Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition.
NLIHC Vice President of Field Strategy & Innovation Ramina Davidson led a discussion with Michael Dahl from HOME Line (MN) and Victoria Morales and Lucas Schrage from Project Home (ME) on how ICE activities are impacting housing stability in Minnesota and Maine.
Presentation slides from the call are available here. Register here for NLIHC’s next HoUSed campaign call on February 10, from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm ET.
Resources from the January 27 HoUSed Campaign National Call
Overview of FY26 HUD Spending Bill – Kim Johnson, Senior Policy Director, NLIHC
- NLIHC’s FY26 HUD spending bill analysis
- NLIHC’s FY26 budget chart
- Stay abreast of federal homelessness and housing policy updates by reading Memo to Members & Partners.
HUD’s NPRM on Disparate Impact – Sasha Samberg-Champion, Special Counsel for Civil Rights, NFHA
FEMA Act Overview & Advocacy – Noah Patton, Director of Disaster Housing Recovery, NLIHC
From the Field – Ramina Davidson, Vice President of Field Strategy & Innovation, NLIHC
- Michael Dahl, Director of Public Policy, HOME Line (MN)
- Victoria Morales & Lucas Schrage, Project Home (ME)
Access NLIHC’s archive of HoUSed campaign calls and other webinar recordings here.