The following are some of the news stories that NLIHC contributed to during the week of November 26:
“Housing Is Safe From Washington,” Bloomberg, December 1 at: https://bloom.bg/2ApyJPu
“House…
NLIHC and a group of other leading national organizations seeks a campaign director to lead the building and implementation of a new, long-term multi-sector campaign that will address the housing…
NLIHC is accepting applications for the position of housing advocacy organizer. As a member of the NLIHC field team, the housing advocacy organizer mobilizes NLIHC members on federal policy advocacy…
NLIHC is accepting applications for a field internship position for the Winter/Spring 2018 semester. Interns are highly valued and fully integrated into our staff work. We seek students passionate…
This holiday season and throughout the year, you can support NLIHC’s mission to end homelessness and housing poverty when you shop on Amazon Smile. Amazon will make a contribution to NLIHC on your…
WASHINGTON, DC - Senate Republicans approved a tax plan today that, if enacted, would harm millions of the lowest income seniors, people with disabilities, families with children, veterans, and other…
WASHINGTON, DC - According to the Congressional Budget Office, the Republican tax bill would trigger the “Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act” of 2010. This Act was designed to limit increases to the…
The Senate will vote – as soon as later today - on tax reform legislation that puts federal investments in affordable housing at risk of deep cuts. It is critical that your senators hear from you…
NLIHC’s 2018 Housing Policy Forum: Building the Movement taking place in Washington, DC, March 19-21, 2018, will feature Charlie Cook, editor and publisher of The Cook Political Report and columnist…
NLIHC is accepting nominations for the 2018 Annual Organizing Awards, recognizing outstanding achievement during 2017 in statewide, regional, citywide, neighborhood, and/or resident organizing that…
The House of Representatives passed a seriously flawed tax reform bill by a vote of 227-205 on November 16. The legislation is estimated to increase the national debt by $1.5 trillion over a decade.…
Discussions are underway between members of Congress and the administration to formulate a bipartisan spending deal that would raise the Budget Control Act limits on discretionary spending by more…
