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New America Announces Its New Mission and Vision, Reveals New Logo and Website
AI Risks Creating a ‘Demand Machine’ for Governments, Report Warns
The App Store Accountability Act Poses Serious Concerns for Privacy, Security, and Free Expression
College Students With Kids More Likely to Face Eviction
Eddy Conroy joins an Inside Higher Ed podcast to discuss how eviction threats jeopardize student parents’ housing stability
Climate Gentrification Is Spreading to Receiving Cities. Here’s How They Can Fight Back.
Climate migration will make some places more resilient and pricier, but gentrification isn’t inevitable.
What Austin’s Pro-Housing Wins Can Teach Us
Five years after failed zoning code reform, and a 79 percent spike in home prices later, the city made lasting progress.
Columbus, Ohio: Innovative Pathways to a Comprehensive Eviction Dataset
EDRN partners at the Ohio State University created a pathway to accessing court eviction data in an ongoing manner.
Reducing Homelessness Requires Services, Not Arrests
San Francisco’s public camping crackdowns are a misguided approach for housing stability.
Solutions Already Exist to Fill Housing Gaps for Veterans and Others in Need
Joanna Carr shares her experience finding housing for veterans with high care needs in Arizona.
Why “Disparate Impact” Is Good for Business
The Trump administration is attacking a doctrine that allows companies to serve consumers while improving their bottom line.
Why “Disparate Impact” Matters for Tackling Intentional Housing Discrimination
President Trump wants to get rid of a tool that helps catch intentional discrimination by bad actors.
Talking Points: How Better Eviction Data Helps Prevent Evictions and Cuts Down Costs
These talking points will help you communicate the value of eviction data and analysis in promoting housing stability.
The Future of Climate Adaptation in America: A Q&A with Matt Sedlar
Tim Robustelli spoke to climate analyst Matt Sedlar about state and local climate adaptation efforts amid cuts to federal programs.