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The National Housing Law Project On Shutdown: Poor And Working People Demand An End To The Assault On Our Government

Tenant-Advocates Urge Court of Appeals to Protect Tenants, Save Their Homes, and Uphold Preliminary Injunction

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Opportunities at NHLP

NHLP SEEKS LAW CLERKS FOR FALL 2023 The National Housing Law Project (NHLP) is currently accepting applications from law students for two (2) fall semester 2023 clerkship positions. Over fifty years ago, the Fair Housing Act and the Housing and Urban Development Act were signed into law to expand housing opportunities for marginalized communities and to redress racially motivated, discriminatory laws and policies. Unfortunately, far too many of our neighbors continue to face discriminatory policies that are oppressive and create extraordinary hurdles to accessing affordable, clean, decent, and sanitary housing. Where we live has a powerful impact on our educational opportunities, employment opportunities, and our mental and physical health. The current public... Read More »

National Housing Law Project on Trump’s Cruel Directive to Take Away Federal Funding from Housing Authorities Who Protect Immigrants: We Must Keep Families Whole and Housed

Disaster Resources for Housing Advocates

A Resource Guide for Housing Advocates needing assistance during natural disasters Hurricanes Fiona and Ian have caused major devastation and there are still two months remaining in the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane season. We would like to share the following resources for advocates who are working to get short-term and long-term housing resources to BIPOC and low-income communities who have been repeatedly underserved and left out of disaster recovery programs. Join NLIHC and their Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition on Tuesday, October 4, at 2 pm for a national webinar. Hear how federal, state, and local governments are responding to housing needs related to Hurricanes Fiona and Ian, learn from leaders in impacted communities about the impact... Read More »

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The National Housing Law Project on Snap Lapse and the Government Shutdown: Kids Will Go Hungry

New Resource: Keep Families Housed Who Receive Food Assistance (SNAP)

Federal Court Approves Settlement for Española Families Harmed by Negligent Landlord