#COMINGSOON! “The State of Reentry Housing Policy: A Partnership for Just Housing Convening Report” details key findings and provides recommendations to local, state, and federal policymakers and advocates on how to expand housing opportunities for formerly incarcerated people, convicted people and their families.

#NLIHC is urging national, state, local, and Tribal organizations to join an organizational sign-on letter opposing a proposed U.S. Census Bureau rule change that threatens the accuracy and inclusivity of decennial census data. Accurate census data are essential to understanding communities’ needs and informing policies and resources that support low-income households and affordable housing. The letter focuses on the foreseeable negative impacts for housing policy if the proposed Census changes are adopted. NLIHC urges organizations to sign on by 11:00 am ET on November 2, 2026, to help oppose the proposed rule and protect an accurate Census. Learn more: nlihc.org/resource/join-nlih…

Join #NLIHC's @OppStartsatHome campaign on 10/29 at 3:00 pm ET for a webinar: “Multi-Sector Organizing to Protect Immigrant Communities: The Keep Families Together Campaign,” in partnership with #OSAH Roundtable Members @PIFCoalition and @NHLP Learn more and join us: nlihc.org/resource/register-…

We’re excited to welcome Ta-Nehisi Coates, award-winning author and journalist, for a powerful conversation about systemic injustice, racial inequality, and the ongoing fight for housing justice. Coates challenges us to confront the myths that shape our society and reckon with the difficult truths that continue to influence our lives. Through his writing and public conversations, Coates has explored the lasting impact of discriminatory housing policies, including the ways redlining and other forms of housing discrimination have shaped racial and economic inequality in America. His work invites us to examine how the legacy of these policies continues to affect communities today and why understanding this history is essential to building a more just future. Join us at #Forum27 for a thought-provoking conversation that connects the past to the present, challenges our perspectives, and explores what it means to speak truth to power in the pursuit of a more equitable world: nlihc.org/events/2027-nlihc-…

#NLIHC’s Research team follows developments in rental housing policies and programs at the state and local level, including the introduction and passage of bills related to tenant protections in the legislatures of all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Over the next month, through #MemoToMembers we'll highlight 2026 legislative trends across the Northeast, South, Midwest, and Western regions of the US: nlihc.org/resource/2026-stat…

#FactOfTheWeek: #NLIHC’s Renter Survey Finds 3 out of 4 Movers Reported that a Low or No Credit Score Was a Difficulty in Renting a New Home

On the heels of ROAD becoming law, Congress must now fund the “Reforming Disaster Recovery Act,” a provision in ROAD, so that survivors can access the resources they & their communities need to remain intact. Sign onto an #NLIHC letter today, urging Congress to take quick action on pivotal disaster funds. nlihc.quorum.us/campaign/170…

Earlier this month, #NLIHC hosted the latest State and Local Tenant Protections Network call. During the call, attendees learned about court-based policies and programs that divert the threat of eviction or its impacts and information about eviction diversion programs, right to counsel policies, and eviction record sealing protections. See the full recap: nlihc.org/resource/recap-nli…

Many young voters are facing serious challenges affording housing—and most don’t believe political leaders will address their concerns. A recent CNBC and SurveyMonkey survey reveals that 1 in 5 Americans who rent or have a mortgage spend at least half of their pre-tax income on housing. Read more: cnbc.com/2026/10/06/housing-…

Memo: Oppose Census Changes; Tell Lawmakers to Prioritize Affordable Housing in FY27; OHOV Voter Mobilization; Early Forum Registration; and More - mailchi.mp/nlihc/memo_101926

This week, #NLIHC President & CEO, Renee Willis will join a distinguished group of housing leaders for a dynamic panel on housing affordability as it relates to the 2026 elections. They'll help the audience understand the historical roots of these debates, and how to critically assess the promises and pitfalls of current proposals. Learn more about this panel, #HousingWashington2026, and take part: housingwa.org/

It's not too late to join us for today's @OurHomesVotes webinar:“GOTV for Housing Advocates: Mobilizing Voters in the Final Weeks Before Election Day." Learn more about this webinar and join us this afternoon: nlihc.org/resource/register-…

We're wrapping up the final week of #NHHM by spotlighting our new fact sheet on Hispanic or Latino renters. This resource shares key findings about housing affordability, challenges, and policy solutions for Hispanic or Latino households. Explore the data and learn how we can advocate for equitable housing policies: nlihc.org/resource/new-nlihc…

#NLIHC released today the Fall 2026 issue of #TenantTalk, our semiannual newsletter designed to engage residents in housing advocacy. The new issue features articles explaining the budget process and calls to action for tenant advocates. Read through "Securing the Tenant Vote" today: tr.ee/2lmm2d

Early Bird Registration is now open for #NLIHC’s 2027 Housing Policy Forum: Building Our Future Together! Take advantage of the best rates for the premier housing advocacy conference! Learn more: nlihc.org/events/2027-nlihc-… #NLIHC27

#FactOfTheWeek: Nearly a Third of Veterans with Disabilities are Housing Cost-Burdened, Compared to a Fifth of Veterans without Disabilities.

Next week, #NLIHC President & CEO, Renee Willis will join a distinguished group of housing leaders for a dynamic panel of experts to discuss housing affordability as it relates to the 2026 elections. They'll help the audience understand the historical roots of these debates, and how to critically assess the promises and pitfalls of current proposals. Learn more about this panel, #HousingWashington2026, and take part: housingwa.org/

Proposed changes to the 2030 Census could leave communities undercounted, affecting congressional representation and the federal resources communities rely on. #NLIHC strongly opposes the proposed rule and is urging advocates and members of the public to speak out. Comments are due November 2. Learn what’s at stake and how you can take action: nlihc.org/resource/proposed-…

Memo: Take Action for HUD Funding for FY27; New Affordable Housing and Homelessness Bills; Join Today's National HoUSed Campaign Call; and More: mailchi.mp/nlihc/memo_101326