Mary Kolar, who has been a member of the field team since January 2011, is leaving NLIHC to pursue a Master’s in Public Administration at the University of Maryland. Originally hired as one of three…
NLIHC is seeking applicants for two positions: Housing Advocacy Organizer and Executive Assistant.
Housing Advocacy Organizer. As one of a three-person team, the housing advocacy organizer mobilizes…
NLIHC is accepting resumes for fall 2015 internship positions. Interns are highly valued and fully integrated into our staff work. We seek students passionate about social justice issues, with…
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In the latest Issue of Tenant Talk:
Section 3 Proposed Rule: Some Improvements, Some Shortfalls
At Last! National Housing Trust Fund Money Goes to States in 2016
FEDERAL BUDGET:…
We would like to deeply thank you for being a loyal reader of the Memo to Members which lands in your inbox every Monday with fresh news, updates and analyses about affordable housing. …
The last video in NLIHC’s five-part series, Getting to Know the National Housing Trust Fund Law and Regulations, focuses on homeownership activities.
Up to 10% of a state’s National Housing Trust…
The Senate Committee on Appropriations passed its FY16 Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies bill on July 16. The bill includes funding for USDA’s Rural…
NDD United, a broad group of stakeholders interested in protecting nondefense discretionary (NDD) funding, is coordinating a sign-on letter urging Congress to end the damaging sequester caps. The…
The HOME Coalition is circulating a sign-on letter to Congressional leaders urging a bipartisan budget agreement to lift the sequester spending caps and to fund the HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME…
