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Advocates in Delaware are opposing the displacement of people experiencing homelessness from Christina Park, arguing that no one should be forced to leave without a concrete housing plan in place.
Jul 1
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The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has proposed a rule change that could significantly alter how federal grants are distributed to communities and organizations across the…
Jul 1
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Two recent Supreme Court decisions and a federal executive order are reshaping voting access across the United States, with significant implications for marginalized communities…
Jul 1
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A federal court in Rhode Island ruled that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and HUD Secretary Scott Turner violated the law by issuing the FY 2025…
Jun 30
Read originalA federal court has struck down funding criteria imposed by the Trump-Vance administration that would have redirected critical homelessness assistance away from evidence-based…
Jun 30
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Affordable housing construction loans are currently priced using the same interest rate standards as conventional market-rate housing loans, despite having a significantly…
Jun 30
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New York City has seen a dramatic escalation in the policing of homeless people in its subway system, with arrests for offenses like lying down or occupying more than one seat…
Jun 30
Read originalNearly 1,000 labor union members and community allies convened in Atlanta for the Jobs With Justice national conference, where organizers focused on building solidarity across…
Jun 29
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How Federal Funding Cuts Are Unraveling Housing Stability
Jun 29
Read originalA new report published by Shelterforce examines a billionaire-founded think tank and raises concerns about its financial motivations behind promoting the criminalization of…
Jun 26
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President Trump abruptly canceled the signing ceremony for the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a wide-ranging bipartisan housing bill that passed Congress with overwhelming…
Jun 26
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HUD's restructuring of the Fiscal Year 2026 Continuum of Care (CoC) funding program could leave more than 5,100 Illinois residents—including 3,247 in Chicago—at risk of losing…
Jun 25
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