By Alayna Calabro, NLIHC Senior Policy AnalystHUD’s Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH) issued Notice PIH 2026-04 and Notice PIH 2026-05 on March 5. The notices rescind flexibilities that HUD…
By Kayla Blackwell, NLIHC Senior Housing Policy Analyst and Sarita Kelkar, NLIHC Policy Intern NLIHC submitted a comment letter urging HUD to withdraw the proposed mixed-status rule, which…
By NLIHC Policy Team Since February, HUD has published several proposed regulatory changes that would have harmful impacts on HUD tenants, including: HUD’s proposal to repeal the…
April is recognized as Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) Heritage Month. The term SWANA reclaims a region historically labeled the “Middle East,” a name based on Western European perspectives…
Since February, HUD has published several proposed regulatory changes that would have harmful impacts on HUD tenants. Comment periods for two HUD proposals end next week. These proposals…
On April 20, in honor of Fair Housing Month, NLIHC hosted a fireside chat that brought together an artist, a researcher, and an advocate to wrestle with one of the central challenges of housing…
Join NLIHC’s next national HoUSed campaign call on April 28 from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm ET. We will be joined by guests from the Eviction Lab at Princeton University, who will share findings from a…
The Campaign for Housing and Community Development Funding (CHCDF) has released an updated organizational sign-on letter urging Congress to provide the highest possible funding for HUD and U.S.…
NLIHC’s fall 2025 edition of Tenant Talk, Navigating Funding Cuts: Empowering Tenants to Shape Policy, focuses on the federal budget process and encourages tenant advocates to take action to support…
Washington, D.C. - The current administration’s indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is concerning for all who value democracy, justice, and the rule of law. The National Low Income…
