More Than One in Five Children under 17 Would Benefit from Expansion of Child Tax Credit during First Year
Source: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities analysis of 2015 IRS Statistics of Income Public Use File for national total, allocated by state and race or ethnicity based on CBPP analysis of the…
NLIHC Seeks Research Analyst
NLIHC seeks a research analyst to further the coalition’s research on the housing needs of low-income renters and policy responses. The analyst will work with other members of the NLIHC research team…
NLIHC Seeks Data Systems Coordinator
NLIHC seeks a data systems coordinator to ensure effective and efficient organization-wide use of Salesforce, related data, and integrated platforms to support the organization’s fundraising,…
NLIHC Seeks Disaster Housing Recovery Policy Coordinator
NLIHC seeks a disaster housing recovery policy coordinator responsible for identifying, analyzing, advocating for, and engaging the Coalition’s membership and network in actions on federal policy and…
NLIHC in the News for the Week of January 14
The following are some of the news stories to which NLIHC contributed during the week of January 14: “Bipartisan tax deal could lead to 200,000 new affordable rental units. It’s a ‘modest and…
Where to Find Us – January 22
Wisconsin Council on Physical Disabilities Quarterly Meeting – Virtual, January 25 (Courtney Cooperman) United Way National ALICE Summit – New Orleans, LA, January 30-31 (Andrew Aurand)…
Congressional Leaders Reach Agreement on Another Two-Tiered CR for Expiring Appropriations Bills and Announce Framework for a Final Tax Bill – Take Action!
Congressional leaders reached an agreement over the weekend on another two-tier, short-term continuing resolution (CR) to extend federal funding. If passed, funding for Transportation, Housing and…
Supreme Court to Hear Most Significant Case About Homelessness in Decades
The U.S. Supreme Court announced on January 12 that it will hear Johnson v. City of Grants Pass, a case that will determine whether people experiencing homelessness have a constitutional right to…
Housing Narrative Lab Releases Messaging Guidance for Asylum Seekers and Migrants in Response to Reports of Increased Homelessness
The Housing Narrative Lab, in collaboration with national housing, homelessness, and immigration groups, released a new resource, “Framing/Messaging Guidance,” on how to address the housing needs of…
Join Today’s (1/16) National HoUSed Campaign Call for Universal, Stable, Affordable Homes!
Join today’s (January 16) national HoUSed campaign call from 2:30 to 3:30 pm ET. We will be joined by Jesse Rabinowitz, campaign and communications director at the National Homelessness Law Center,…
HUD CPD Publishes Proposed CDBG Regulation Changes
HUD’s Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD) published proposed changes to regulations for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program in the Federal Register on January 10.…