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.
Economic Security
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.
Area Homeowners Advise on Staying in Place Programs
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.
New Report Offers Insights into Barriers Families Face in Accessing Tax Credits
New survey details barriers families face in accessing tax credits and how states can help remove them
Who Gets Credit? Understanding Family Barriers in Tax Credit Access
A summary of our landscape analysis on irregular filers and tax credit access
Local Early Childhood Initiatives Need Head Start
Better Housing Data is Vital. This HUD Report Shows a Path Forward.
The Trump administration is moving to shrink federal data and worsen housing insecurity. A report to Congress points to solutions.
Building Stronger Early Childhood Coalitions
Local leaders can bolster support for early childhood investments with cross-sectoral partnerships, including some unexpected allies.
Baltimore County, Maryland: Connecting with State Government to Access Eviction Data
Connecting with other Maryland stakeholders through the EDRN opened the door for Baltimore County's access to eviction data.
Louisville, Kentucky: Mapping Eviction Judgments for the First Time
Louisville government and university partners teamed up with New America to map where tenants lose their eviction court cases.
A Resilient Future, Imagined Together
FLH and New America Chicago hosted a first-of-its-kind convening around the impacts of climate migration on housing security.
Beyond Accessory Dwelling Units: Strategies for More Affordable Housing
Diana Lind shares how strategies that have made accessory dwelling units successful can be leveraged to boost other housing supply policies.
Build, Baby, Build: Unshackling Homeowners and Developers from Local Red Tape
Economist Alexei Alexandrov argues the federal government should boost construction by tying discretionary funds to fewer restrictions.