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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has proposed a rule that would give housing agencies and subsidized housing landlords the authority to impose work requirements and time limits on tenants who receive rental assistance.
Jul 7
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New survey data from 92,000 respondents, released by the National Alliance to End Homelessness and Advocates 4 Trans Equality, reveals the scale of housing instability among…
Jul 7
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Michigan is working to strengthen its supportive housing system by integrating Medicaid as a stable, scalable funding source for services.
Jul 6
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A significant portion of people experiencing homelessness — between 40% and 60% by most estimates, and as high as 90% in some city shelter populations — are already employed,…
Jul 6
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Cities across the United States are increasingly relying on police citations and enforcement actions to manage homelessness rather than expanding housing and shelter options, even…
Jul 3
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RHYA Regulations Have Been Changed Without Incorporating Public Feedback
Jul 2
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North Carolina experienced a 33% surge in homelessness following Hurricane Helene, the largest increase of any state in the country, even as overall national homelessness saw a…
Jul 2
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The Department of Justice issued a memo on June 19th offering a new interpretation of the landmark 1999 Supreme Court decision Olmstead v. L.C., which has long established that…
Jul 2
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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…
Jul 1
Read originalThe 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
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