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  • July 16, 2012

    News Round-Up: Strapped for Cash

    Farmworkers are essential to maintaining a functioning economy in areas where agriculture is an important industry. But often, agricultural workers’ wages are so low that they are unable to afford housing in their communities. This report from Ventura County, California shows the impact of low wages and high rents on farmworker families, like extreme overcrowding… Continue reading

    News round-up
    agriculture, CDBG, farm workers, farmworkers, federal budget, HOME, rental housing
  • July 12, 2012

    Protecting Renters from Foreclosure- Permanently.

    The housing market is sending decidedly mixed signals to Americans: On the one hand, increases in new home construction are suggesting to analysts that the housing slump might finally be over, which could mean positive economic impacts outside of the housing construction sector. On the other hand, banks are sending increasing numbers of homes into… Continue reading

    Policy Focus
    economy, foreclosure, housing market, housing slump, new home construction, protecting tenants at foreclosure, renter households, renters, renters rights, tenants rights
  • July 11, 2012

    Taking Steps to End Veteran Homelessness

    For many Americans, military service is a means of gaining skills and improving future job prospects while serving and protecting our nation. But for about 67,500 U.S. military veterans who are homeless, that better future has yet to materialize. Those veterans who are homeless are more likely to have mental health issues, traumatic brain injury… Continue reading

    Policy Focus
    ending homelessness, homeless veterans, homelessness, mental health, military sexual trauma, military veterans, traumatic brain injury, VA, veterans
  • July 9, 2012

    News Round-Up: No New Funding

    In Massachusetts, state lawmakers and social service organizations are working to improve services available to victims of domestic violence. According to this story, incidences of domestic violence are on the rise in the U.S., with 1.03 million incidents reported in 1998, and 7 million reported in 2010. While better, more coordinated services are planned, shelter… Continue reading

    News round-up
    domestic violence, domestic violence shelter, national housing trust fund, nuns on the bus, poverty, rental housing, shelter
  • July 5, 2012

    How to Use NLIHC’s New Congressional District Profiles

    This past week, NLIHC updated our Congressional District Profiles. The profiles are an important tool for housing advocacy, updated throughout the year as new data becomes available. The most recent update incorporates newly available five-year Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS) data. This update also reorganized the profiles, making it even easier to find the data… Continue reading

    Inside NLIHC
    CHAS, cost burden, housing advocacy, member of congress, Minnesota, national housing trust fund, policy advocacy
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