By Renee Williams, NLIHC Senior Advisor for Public PolicyOn August 10, HUD proposed to eliminate the agency’s longstanding disparate impact regulations that implement Title VI of the “Civil Rights…
By Dani Patel, NLIHC, Strategic Partnerships & Campaigns Intern The first week of October (October 5-9) is National Voter Education Week, a nonpartisan campaign that helps voters overcome…
By Alayna Calabro, NLIHC Senior Policy Analyst and Kim Johnson, NLIHC Senior Director of Policy Both the Senate and the House of Representatives have adjourned for recess, with lawmakers…
Early Bird Registration is Now Open! Register Today!March 2-5, 2027 | Capitol Hill Day: March 5NLIHC’s 2027 Housing Policy Forum will convene community leaders, policy experts, researchers,…
Early Bird Registration is now open for NLIHC’s 2027 Housing Policy Forum: Building Our Future Together! Early Bird Registration rates are available for a limited time. Join NLIHC…
This summer, NLIHC hosted nearly 1,000 individuals across our three Summer of IDEAS events, each exploring housing instability, stability, and the power of storytelling to move us toward change…
For the second year in a row, NLIHC joined the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) Annual Legislative Conference, a premier policy and leadership gathering of lawmakers, advocates, community…
The first week of October (October 5-9) is National Voter Education Week, a nonpartisan campaign that helps voters overcome barriers to casting their ballot through civic education. NLIHC’s Our Homes…
The House of Representatives adjourned for recess on September 16, with lawmakers returning to their home districts to campaign ahead of November’s midterm elections. The Senate is scheduled to…
