2025 NLIHC Housing Policy Forum
March 24-27, 2025 | Capitol Hill Day: March 27NLIHC’s annual housing policy forum is an opportunity to engage with and learn from thought leaders, policy experts, researchers, tenant advocates, affordable housing practitioners, and members of Congress about how to end the housing and homelessness crisis impacting low-income renters in America.
National Low Income Housing Coalition
Virtual Registration for NLIHC’s Housing Policy Forum Is Still Available! Taking place March 24-27 at the Hilton Capitol Hill Hotel in Washington, D.C., Housing Policy Forum 2025 will feature conversations with an array of compelling speakers and panelists who will discuss the state of the affordable housing and homelessness crisis in America and its solutions.
Rental Assistance - National Low Income Housing Coalition
The Treasury Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program included an unprecedented amount of funding for emergency rental assistance to help renters stay stably housed. The December 2020 COVID-19 relief package included $25 billion (ERA1) in urgently needed emergency rental assistance for tenants with low incomes and established the Emergency Rental Assistance program under the administration of ...
Dear NLIHC Partners, Friends, Allies, and Supporters, NLIHC celebrates our 50-year anniversary in 2024! Since being founded by Cushing Dolbeare in 1974, NLIHC has educated,
Tenant Advocacy and Rights - National Low Income Housing …
Sep 30, 2024 · NLIHC’s State and Local Innovation (SLI) project released today a new publication exploring habitability protection measures in two jurisdictions: New Orleans, Louisiana and Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tenant Protections | National Low Income Housing Coalition
The State and Local Tenant Protections Database provides information about protections passed or implemented that have assisted in preventing evictions and keeping renters stably housed. The database tracks state and local tenant protections passed …
Federal Budget and Spending - National Low Income Housing …
Jul 25, 2024 · Despite a proven track record, federal housing programs are chronically underfunded. Just one in four households eligible for federal housing assistance actually receive the help they need, leaving the rest to struggle to afford the cost of rent.. Expanding resources available to help people with the lowest incomes find and maintain safe, stable, affordable, accessible housing depends on ...
5–6 2024 ADVOCATES’ GUIDE By Ed Gramlich, Senior Advisor, NLIHC Administering Agency: Internal Revenue Service (IRS) of the Department of the Treasury Year Started: 1986 Number of Households Served: HUD’s Office of Policy Development and Research reports that
NATIONAL LOW INCOME HOUSING COALITION 4–107 By Ed Gramlich, Senior Advisor, NLIHC Administering Agency: HUD’s Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC) Year Started: 2023 See Also: Advocates’ Guide articles about the primary HUD programs affected by the new
Housing Needs By State - National Low Income Housing Coalition
Learn about the most critical housing needs in communities across the country.Connect with NLIHC partners to expand housing resources in your state.Engage members of congress and other policy makers in solutions to end housing poverty.. Get an overview of affordable housing needs at the state level. Select a state to explore the data below!