National Low Income Housing Coalition

#NLIHC President & CEO, Renee M. Willis will join Minnesota's Affordable Housing Summit as the Keynote speaker! Learn more about the conference: tr.ee/FRqEZJ

Preservation is as essential as expanding the supply and promoting housing stability. Preserving existing federally assisted stock can protect current tenants from displacement, mitigate disinvestment from distressed communities, and prevent the further decline of an already limited stock. Dive into #AdvocatesGuide2026 this #AffordableHousingMonth and learn what you can do to help preserve essential affordable housing: nlihc.org/sites/default/…

On May 1, #NLIHC submitted an organizational comment letter urging HUD to withdraw a Proposed Rule that would allow public housing agencies and HUD-assisted owners to adopt work requirements and time limits on assistance.  Learn more: nlihc.org/resource/nlihc…

#ICYMI: Last week, #NLIHC released the spring edition of #TenantTalk! This edition focuses on how marginalized communities across the country, including people with disabilities and low-income tenants, have faced and overcame challenges steaming from recent attacks on advocacy spearheaded by the current administration. Read it today: nlihc.org/explore-issues…

Over 350 organizations have joined CHCDF’s letter urging Congress to fully fund affordable housing, homelessness, and community development in FY27. #TakeAction today and join us in protecting these funds: nlihc.org/resource/join-…

#FactOfTheWeek: A Housing-First Program in Hawai’i Could Generate $39 million More in Net Economic Benefits Than a Treatment-First Program of Similar Size

Appropriations vs. Reconciliation: What's the Difference for HUD Housing Programs? This video provides a brief overview on these key #AffordableHousing processes. For more information, and the latest updates on the appropriations and reconciliation processes, visit the #NLIHC Advocacy Hub: nlihc.org/take-action

"Trump-appointed FEMA Review Council proposes sweeping changes to federal disaster support," - apnews.com/article/fema-r…

Happy Mother’s Day! #NLIHC stands with all families, advocating for affordable, quality housing so every mother can nurture their child in a safe and supportive home. #MothersDay #HousingMatters

The Connection: News and Updates from NLIHC for the Week of May 4 - mailchi.mp/nlihc/connecti…

Join #OurHomesOurVotes Monday, May 11, 3pmET webinar on Louisiana v. Callais & the future of housing and democracy. Register today: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

A study published in Planning Research, examines the role of community-based organizations in supporting public housing residents’ recovery following the 2020 southwest earthquakes and COVID-19 in Puerto Rico. Authors found that CBO’s filled need-based gaps that public housing administrators couldn’t. Read the full study here: nlihc.org/resource/commu…

Today, #NLIHC released "TenantTalk: Collective Strength Through Adversity," which shares stories of communities supporting one another during tough times. In this spring issue, we highlight personal and historical stories from advocates in different fields who have turned challenges into opportunities for success. You’ll find examples of resilience after disasters, ways communities have increased voter engagement, efforts to empower African communities in the housing justice movement, and more. Read it today: nlihc.org/explore-issues…

Last week, HUD published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, “Equal Access to Housing in HUD Programs Revisions.” The NPRM seeks to remove regulatory provisions that protect access to HUD shelter and housing programs regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. The comment period for the NPRM is open until June 29 at 11:59 pm ET. NLIHC supports @transequalitynow Housing with Dignity Campaign and urges advocates to use the toolkit. Take action and learn more: nlihc.org/resource/hud-p…

#FactOfTheWeek: Renters in Public Housing Are Far More Likely to Report Illness or Disability as a Reason for Not Working Compared to All Other Renters

#SCOTUS's recent ruling in Louisiana v. Callais significantly weakened one of the nation’s most critical civil rights protections under Section 2 of the “Voting Rights Act.” While the Court did not eliminate Section 2 outright, advocates warn the ruling severely limits its effectiveness. Join #NLIHC at the next #OurHomesOurVotes webinar to learn about what this decision means for democracy: tr.ee/STsplz

NLIHC celebrates #AffordableHousingMonth and and encourages advocates to call on Congress to provide the highest possible funding for HUD’s affordable housing, homelessness, and community development programs, including NLIHC top priorities! Take action: nlihc.org/resource/last-…

Last week, the fiscal year (FY) 2026 DHS spending bill was passed and signed on April 30, ending the 76-day shutdown. The final bill funds FEMA disaster recovery but excludes ICE and CBP after Democrats refused support unless their funding was removed, while Republicans plan to pursue separate funding through reconciliation. Congress has begun to work on FY27 appropriations, including an upcoming House proposal to release their FY27 spending bill for HUD programs by May 21. For more information: nlihc.org/resource/last-…

Memo: FY26 Spending Bill, LGBTQ+ Anti-Discrimination Protections At Risk, NLIHC Opposes Repeal of 30-Day Termination Notice, and More - mailchi.mp/nlihc/memo_050…

Join #NLIHC's next “Tenant Talk Live," happening today 5/4 at 6 pm ET on NLIHC's policy priorities and housing justice efforts for this new year. Learn more and register: ow.ly/M3Q650XO3Ej