The following are some of the news stories to which NLIHC contributed during the week of January 26: “What does President Trump’s federal funding freeze mean for individuals who receive aid?”… ...

Note: Households are severely cost burdened if they spend more than half of their incomes on housing expenses. Individuals' characteristics of participating in the labor force, having a disability, or ...

NLIHC today issued a new report, The National Housing Trust Fund: A Summary of 2019 State Projects. Part of NLIHC’s effort to ...

The White House yesterday directed all federal departments and agencies, including HUD, to freeze all federal financial assistance. This extreme order could prevent states and communities, nonprofit ...

Late yesterday afternoon, a federal judge issued a temporary block on the Trump administration’s directive to all federal departments and agencies to freeze all federal assistance funding. The judge’s ...

NLIHC is delighted to welcome Hannah Botts as the Our Homes, Our Votes intern for the Spring 2025 semester! Hannah is a Gen Z consultant and civic leader who is passionate about amplifying youth ...

NLIHC sends a warm welcome to those individuals and organizations that became first-time members during the fourth quarter of 2024! NLIHC members are the backbone of our work. They support strategic… ...

NLIHC seeks a President and CEO who will serve as an innovative and collaborative leader, and can drive strategic direction while amplifying marginalized voices through evidence based advocacy.

The U.S. Senate and House of Representatives have announced staffing assignments for key congressional committees responsible for federal housing and homelessness policy and for funding the nation’s ...