#NLIHC's #OSAH Campaign recently hosted a webinar highlighting the achievements of the Keep Families Together Campaign, which organized a broad coalition of national, state, and local partners in response to HUD’s proposed Mixed-Status rule.
The proposed Mixed-Status rule would force families with mixed immigration statuses in certain HUD programs to choose between separating to preserve their housing assistance or foregoing their assistance to stay together.
See the full recap: https://t.co/ytlp9GY04p
Winter/Spring Internship applications are now open!
#NLIHC Interns are highly valued and fully integrated into our staff work. We seek students who are passionate about social justice issues and have excellent writing and interpersonal skills.
See our opportunities: https://t.co/xmARDV4rgT
Applications for the 2027 Generation Housing Justice fellowship close this week!
#NLIHC’s six-month fellowship supports young adults ages 18–24 interested in developing their leadership in national affordable housing advocacy.
Participants will explore federal policymaking, housing policy solutions, advocacy, community organizing, and narrative change. Fellows will also participate in a group capstone project and attend NLIHC’s 2027 Housing Policy Forum and Capitol Hill Day.
Applications close November 13, 2026.
Learn more and apply: (Memo Link)
November is #NativeAmericanHeritage Month.
#NLIHC recognizes the histories, traditions, and contributions of Native American, Native Alaskan, and Native Hawaiian communities.
We also recognize the Native-led organizations working to advance affordable housing, including the National American Indian Housing Council, Association of Alaska Housing Authorities, and United Native American Housing Association.
NLIHC continues to work alongside Native-led partners to uplift Native housing needs through research, policy, and advocacy. https://t.co/zY3Txnpn08
#NAHM
#NLIHC’s National HoUSed Campaign brings together housing advocates to discuss federal housing and homelessness policy.
Join us today for a call featuring an overview of the 2026 midterm election results, updates on efforts to protect HUD’s Continuum of Care program, and a field update from the Alaska Coalition on Housing and Homelessness.
Learn more and register today: https://t.co/Tbqhh0S95g
Recent research published in Cityscape, “Veterans and Disability: Intersecting Status, State-Level Resources, and Their Association with Poor Housing Conditions for Disabled Veterans, 2018 to 2023,” examines the intersection of veteran status and disability status in relation to poor housing conditions.
See a summary and the full report here: https://t.co/dvhSPw5PqQ
#NLIHC’s #OurHomesOurVotes Campaign is celebrating another year of partnership, learning, and action to strengthen nonpartisan voter engagement nationwide.
Through webinars, mini-grants, and community partnerships, #OHOV has connected housing advocates with tools and resources to help renters and residents participate in the electoral process.
As we reflect on this year’s efforts, we’re recognizing the work of our grantees and partners and the continued importance of ensuring every voice is heard in our communities.
https://t.co/rLOIhj4CKf
Did you know? #NLIHC has once again earned the Platinum Seal of Transparency on Candid, and has earned the title of Four Star rated Charity on Charity Navigator, the highest earned ratings, respectively. Your support is hard at work to make an impact in the housing justice movement with NLIHC. Make a gift to NLIHC with confidence at https://t.co/Bu4FrdjO8W
More than 500,000 infants and toddlers experienced homelessness in 2023–2024, the highest estimate in three years. Yet fewer than 1 in 10 were enrolled in key early childhood development programs.
A new report from SchoolHouse Connection, an OSAH Roundtable member, highlights the urgent need for coordinated action across housing, healthcare, homelessness, and early childhood systems.
Every child deserves a safe, stable place to grow and thrive.
Read the report: https://t.co/YDOJdlGjyJ
#ICYMI: Last week, #NLIHC released "The State of Reentry Housing Policy: A Partnership for Just Housing Convening Report," highlighting lessons and recommendations for advancing fair chance housing policies for formerly incarcerated and convicted people and their families.
Key recommendations include involving directly impacted people in policymaking, making housing a priority in reentry planning, building cross-sector partnerships, strengthening enforcement and evaluation, and dedicating funding to implementation.
Read the report here: https://t.co/YBOyHslSYL
There's less than 30 Days till early bird registration ends for #NLIHC27!
Join us to hear from Sarah Lewis, Harvard professor, acclaimed author, and founder. A leading voice on the intersection of art, culture, and democracy, Lewis explores how creativity can advance equity and justice in American society.
Her perspective challenges us to think more broadly about how we define justice, whose stories are represented, and how we build a more equitable future. These questions are central to housing advocacy and the movement to ensure everyone has a safe, affordable place to call home. She will be the Keynote speaker for our Opening Plenary. Don't miss this inspiring conversation!
https://t.co/0UNt1wj5ux
Applications are now open for the 2027 Generation Housing Justice Fellowship!
Are you between the ages of 18 and 24 and passionate about affordable housing and housing justice? #NLIHC’s Generation Housing Justice Fellowship supports young adults in developing their leadership skills and becoming advocates for affordable housing at the national level. Through leadership development, skill-building, community engagement, professional networking, and connections with a growing alumni network, fellows gain the tools and support to build meaningful careers in the housing justice movement.
Learn more and apply today: https://t.co/UYzWP6xe9F
#TakeAction and join the November 10 #DayOfAction to demand that Congress block the harmful OMB Proposal and provide much needed housing investments for FY27. Learn more:
https://t.co/WnlqSrzXwJ
#FactOfTheWeek: Black Households are Three Times and Latino Households are Two Times More Likely than White Households to be Renters with Extremely Low Incomes
https://t.co/etGV8223Gi
Join #NLIHC for an evening of conversation and connection with professionals, advocates, partners, and community members working to advance affordable housing solutions.
This is an opportunity to build relationships across sectors, exchange ideas, and explore ways to collaborate on the policies and partnerships that move housing justice forward. Light bites and your first beer or wine are on us.
Space is limited. Register today! https://t.co/TTyxYZwsj7
Midterm Election Day is here! Have you voted yet? Or have you helped someone get to the polls? #ICYMI, the #OurHomesOurVotes website has resources you’ll need for today and to prepare for the next election!
https://t.co/LJq7TAQvAr
#NLIHC's #OurHomesOurVotes campaign is featured in a recent edition of Stacey Abrams' "Assembly Notes" Substack. The article explores how Census data impacts housing affordability and the needs of renters nationwide.
Read the article today: https://t.co/THTziv1OJs