NLIHC will release on August 17 the summer edition of Tenant Talk, our biannual newsletter engaging tenants, residents, and other low-income people in housing advocacy. Tenant Talk: Taking Pride into our Work will focus on the connections between the LGBTQ+ movement and the fight for housing justice and feature articles written by individuals with lived experience of housing insecurity, including housing advocates who identify as LGBTQ+. Sign up now to receive a free digital copy of the new Tenant Talk at: https://nlihc.wufoo.com/forms/z172cq1w0jo1lch/ If you would like to receive a free hard copy of Tenant Talk through the mail, please fill out this quick and easy form and let us know how many copies you would like. Please note that you can order up to five copies at a time.
Are you interested in other ways to stay involved with NLIHC? Here are some additional opportunities:
- Join NLIHC’s Tenant Talk Live webinars, held the first and third Monday of every month. Tenant Talk Live webinars provide residents with the opportunity to connect with one another and NLIHC, share best practices, discuss federal housing policy, and learn how to lead in their communities. Register for these webinars here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcrcOmqqD0oH9aHFO8inZoX4ZuDrAEiFO_m#/registration and view the schedule here: https://nlihc.org/tenant-talk-live-webinar
- NLIHC is seeking external authors for our “On the Home Front Blog.” If you’re a tenant, resident, or renter who would like to write a guest blog post about federal housing advocacy, we invite you to reach out to us today at [email protected].
- NLIHC hosts weekly webinars regarding different housing justice topics. Learn more about our webinars at: https://nlihc.org/gap
- Publications like Tenant Talk would not be possible without the support of our members. Become an NLIHC member here! Resident associations can join for $15, and individuals can join for $5.