NLIHC seeks a housing advocacy organizer who will be responsible for maintaining and expanding NLIHC membership and mobilizing advocates on federal policy priorities in a manner that advances the…
HUD’s final changes to the Disparate Impact Rule is pending publication to the Federal Register, according to the final rule document released close of business on September 4, before the long-…
The following are some of the news stories that NLIHC contributed to during the week of August 30:
“CDC temporarily blocks evictions during Covid-19 pandemic,” Yahoo News, September 4 at: https://…
Washington, DC - HUD’s final rule on disparate impact is the latest abhorrent action by the Trump administration to gut civil rights and fair housing protections. The final Disparate Impact rule…
NLIHC released a Spanish edition of its report Out of Reach: The High Cost of Housing 2020 (Fuera de Alcance: El Alto Costo de la Vivienda 2020) on August 25. The report documents the…
Washington, DC - A uniform, national moratorium on evictions for nonpayment of rent is long overdue and badly needed. As we have said for five months, the very least the federal government ought…
The State of Rhode Island partnered with United Way, the Realtors Association, and community providers such as NLIHC’s state partner, Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless, to provide permanent…
Join resident leaders and NLIHC staff for the next Tenant Talk Live! webinar. We will discuss how low-income residents can mobilize for the 2020 election. The next Tenant Talk Live! …
The National Housing Preservation Database, maintained by NLIHC and the Public and Affordable Housing Research Corporation (PAHRC), is a tool for advocates and researchers to identify federally…
In “Why Schools Should Care about Housing Voucher Discrimination,” scholars at the Urban Institute find that landlords were more likely to deny applicants with Housing Choice Vouchers in the…
