Policy makers should ensure that families across the country maintain their homes through the crisis by reflecting these core principles.
Energy Efficiency for All (EEFA) unites people from diverse sectors and backgrounds to collectively make multifamily housing energy and water-efficient so that all renters live in homes that are affordable and healthy.
Since the pandemic hit in March, NHT continues to work hard to meet the needs of our residents. In almost every way imaginable, the pandemic has exacerbated the disparities in healthy, stable living among the working poor. The disparities are even greater when looking at race. Over the last 5 months, NHT launched several programs in direct response to the pandemic.
HUD's newly released rule, "Preserving Community and Neighborhood Choice," represents a dramatic step backwards in HUD’s legislatively mandated role in promoting fair housing and correcting the legacy of segregation and structural racism.
As affordable housing organizations committed to advancing equal access to decent, affordable housing, National Housing Trust and partners strongly oppose HUD’s termination of the AFFH rule.
The National Housing Trust stands in solidarity with Black Americans demanding an end to racial injustice. We remember those that have lost their lives to racial violence: Emmett Till, Trayvon Martin, Sandra Bland, among many. We are saddened to commit more names to memory: George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor. Racism is real and it’s long past time to confront the racial disparities that exist in all parts of our society, including housing. Black lives matter.