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Thank you @RepAlGreen, @RepLSimon, @RepBonnie and 59 other Representatives for standing up for fair housing.
Community-based fair housing orgs are critical to protecting people from discrimination. HUD should protect the orgs, not defund them.
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A judge stopped HUD from gutting the program that funds fair housing enforcement. That matters for the families who call our organizations when they're turned away. Thanks to Sens. Van Hollen, Booker, Warnock and 29 colleagues who demanded HUD follow the law & fund fair housing.
Glad to see a federal judge stop the Trump admin's illegal attempts to weaken anti-discrimination guardrails in housing.
Fair housing groups are essential to ensuring housing remains accessible to all.
HUD must promptly comply with this ruling & end these baseless attacks.
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HUD is limiting the rights of people with disabilities to challenge inaccessible housing.
A new order could leave residents with no avenue to seek enforcement when inaccessible conditions were built into their homes.
NFHA is pushing back: https://t.co/MlIQYIJUuJ
For people with disabilities, fair housing protections can make the difference between facing barriers or being able to fully enjoy a home.
Fair housing enforcement makes safer, more accessible communities possible.
Donate today to keep this work going: https://t.co/WtzWgwHAdr
Proposed changes by HUD would eliminate translated complaint forms and require people with limited English proficiency to file discrimination complaints in English.
We're joining 78 organizations in calling on OMB to reject this proposal.
Read more: https://t.co/X3jYlcSkgE
Today, NFHA stood with partners from across the country at the March on Washington: Defend the Vote.
We marched for democracy, fair housing, economic justice, and civil rights.
We’re proud to stand together and keep this work moving forward.
#MarchOnWashington2026
Banks are ending Special Purpose Credit Programs following the rollback of federal support for these programs.
“The people who get hurt are the ones SPCPs were built to reach,” said NFHA Executive Vice President @NikitraBailey
Full story: https://t.co/Ln4u44GcXk
Tomorrow, we march.
NFHA will join partners at the March on Washington for democracy, fair housing, economic justice, and civil rights.
Review your plans, charge your phone, and get ready.
See you in Washington.
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A major win for fair housing.
Today, a federal judge blocked HUD’s FY2025 FHIP funding overhaul, protecting the organizations people turn to when they face housing discrimination.
The fight isn’t over, and our work continues.
Read our full statement: https://t.co/5pFECxDOvJ
Every child deserves a home they can safely access and enjoy.
Reasonable modifications can help children with disabilities safely navigate their homes. Local fair housing organizations help families secure the changes they need.
Donate today: https://t.co/WtzWgwHAdr
Seven federal regulators are rolling back support for Special Purpose Credit Programs that help expand fair access to credit and homeownership.
NFHA strongly condemns this attack on fair lending protections.
Read our statement: https://t.co/KEjfSafpJO
#FairHousingIsTheLaw
Today, NFHA joined dozens of groups urging Congress to reject the CFPB Reform Act of 2026.
The CFPB is a critical line of defense against discrimination in lending and financial services. We need stronger protections, not fewer.
Read more: https://t.co/TYmwh2XT3g
One week until the March on Washington.
NFHA will join people across the country at the Lincoln Memorial to stand for democracy, fair housing, and economic justice. Protecting civil rights takes all of us.
Join us: https://t.co/MZEKP3UBCq
For veterans living with disabilities, fair housing protections can help make home a place where they can feel safe, supported, and connected.
Reasonable accommodations matter. So does protecting access to these critical protections.
Donate today: https://t.co/WtzWgwHAdr
Fair housing is a civil right.
On August 28, NFHA will join the March on Washington in support of voting rights, fair housing, and economic justice. Every generation has something at stake.
Join us: https://t.co/DQTDCJwzZq
#MarchOnWashington2026#FairHousingIsTheLaw
Transparency is key to fair lending enforcement.
The CFPB’s decision to stop publishing consumer complaint narratives will make patterns of discrimination and consumer harm harder to see, investigate, and address.
Read more from @NCLC4consumers: https://t.co/7OLo9klYSO
NFHA is a proud partner of the March on Washington: Defend the Vote on August 28.
We’re marching collectively for democracy, fair housing, and economic justice because our rights are connected. Join us at the Lincoln Memorial: https://t.co/dQvBTOdt2L
#MarchOnWashington2026
A look back at NFHA’s 2026 National Conference. 🎥
Leaders, advocates, practitioners, and community partners came together to share ideas, build connections, and explore what comes next for the fair housing movement.
There’s more work ahead. Let’s keep going.
For people with disabilities, living safely in their homes can depend on getting the accommodations they need.
Local fair housing organizations help make that possible. Without funding, people could lose access to this critical support.
Donate today: https://t.co/WtzWgwHAdr
32 U.S. Senators are calling on HUD to protect funding for local fair housing organizations.
These organizations handle more than 74% of housing discrimination complaints nationwide. NFHA commends lawmakers for standing up for fair housing.
Read more: https://t.co/tN4QsUCsmK