Thank you to everyone who joined us this past Tuesday. The second half of the Subsidized Housing Basics training will be on Tuesday, June 9.
Tuesday, June 2, 2020 10 am-1 pm pacific/ 12 pm–3 pm central/ 1 pm–4 pm eastern This substantive training by staff of the National Housing...
Statement by Shamus Roller, Executive Director of the National Housing Law Project Today, Speaker Pelosi introduced a $3 trillion coronavirus relief package. The...
NHLP Analysis of HUD’s Public and Indian Housing Waiver Notice This is NHLP’s analysis of HUD’s...
The National Housing Law Project submitted comments this April to oppose HUD’s “Equal Participation of Faith-Based Organizations” proposed...
Survivors of domestic violence may have engaged with the criminal justice system in ways that could potentially prevent them from accessing safe, affordable...
The federal stimulus package in response to COVID-19 (The CARES Act) was passed on March 27. The bill includes a moratorium on some residential evictions.
TRUMP-ERA PUBLIC CHARGE LAWSUIT COMES TO A CLOSE: Supreme Court Shuts Down Attempts to Revive Cruel Public Charge Rule but the Legal Fight Continues (January 10, 2023)...
Organizers and advocates around the country are increasingly pressing local governments to adopt policies aimed at increasing housing access for people with criminal records...
WASHINGTON, DC/SAN FRANCISCO – On January 27, 2020, the Supreme Court granted the Trump administration’s request to lift a nationwide injunction allowing the “Public Charge”...
