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The following are some of the news stories to which NLIHC contributed during the week of May 19: “Landlord-tenant commission can’t agree on just cause evictions. There is consensus on other…
NLIHC released the Spring 2025 edition of Tenant Talk – Disaster Recovery and Housing: Navigating the Climate Crisis. Tenant Talk is a semi-annual publication that engages tenants in housing advocacy…
NLIHC is pleased to welcome Ramón Kodi Suzuki López as a field intern for summer 2025. Ramón is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in economics and race, colonialism, and diaspora studies at Tufts…
Justice in Aging, an Opportunity Starts at Home (OSAH) Campaign Roundtable member group, released an issue brief this month highlighting the importance of federal rental assistance for older adults.…
A recent article published in the Journal of Urban Health, titled “Do Rental Assistance Programs Relieve Overcrowding for Children?” examined how rental assistance programs impact overcrowding in…
As part of its ongoing Disaster Housing Recovery, Research, and Resilience (DHR) initiative, NLIHC hosted a group of over 40 researchers and community-based organizations to participate in an in-…
COHHIO Tenant Protections Roundtable - virtual, June 9 (Lindsay Duvall)Kingston Housing Task Force Community Housing Series – Kingston, NY, June 24 (Lindsay Duvall)
NLIHC and over 30 members of its Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition (DHRC) submitted collaborative comments in response to a request for information published in the Federal Register seeking…
In April, lawmakers in Montgomery County, Maryland passed a new renters’ rights bill that would strengthen the enforcement of habitability standards and allow renters to take legal action against…
