Suspending driver's licenses for unpaid debt makes everyone less safe, but is especially hurtful for poorer people and disproportionately affects Black and Brown residents. Glad to see Ohio on the cusp of changing this wrongful policy. https://t.co/eSxuCvSO8y
HUD has proposed a rule that would require public housing agencies (PHAs) provide tenants 30 days notice before filing an eviction case. It's a good rule! Here's why, and what you should do to support it. 🧵
https://t.co/ALhDF8zxX9
LSC's Chief Data Officer @HollyR_Stevens is part of the Elite Fastcase 50 Class of 2023! The award recognizes how her efforts have "consistently empowered legal aid organizations to reimagine their work and improve their clients’ outcomes."
“Those experiencing housing insecurity are the experts on the barriers to their housing security,”
By @SteimerSays via @MLK50Memphis
https://t.co/vC6pNUY8qF
Back in June 2020, @EvictionLab launched the Eviction Tracking System, a website for monitoring eviction filings in real time during the pandemic. Now, we’re giving the website its first full refresh. Come, let me show you some new features! 🧵
Do you know how many evictions your landlord has filed against your neighbors? https://t.co/NeMJf2wZwG now includes evictions data to help you research and organize against negligent and abusive landlords!
@thebmbennett I've set up prefect, CI/CD, and general AWS infrastructure at the non-profit I work at over the past few years. would be happy to chat or share resources!
Attention researchers! We are now accepting abstracts for a special issue of Cityscape, @HUDgov’s housing and urban development journal, guest edited by yours truly. Get all the details by following this link https://t.co/IvY8z3Cn7f
Rebecca Hsu (@EconHsu) will use eviction filing data from @LSCtweets to estimate the impact of implementing state-level eviction moratoria on eviction filings for renters of different races.
https://t.co/y1dkpSxaRn
New piece up looking at eviction filings in 2022. Case loads were up 78.6% relative to 2021, with increases recorded in every single city we monitor. By the end of the year, overall filings were back to pre-pandemic levels.
“Eviction prevention is not a normal we want to return to,” @WhiteHouse’s @GeneSperling46 tells @NLIHC’s ERASE cohort. “Whether it was impractical or audacious, it was done & now we have a 500-program ERA infrastructure. It’s imperative we build on it & not let it be dismantled.”
POV: You didn’t know you still owed $1,500 to a billion dollar utility until a debt collector sued you (during a pandemic) and started garnishing 25% of your paycheck.
https://t.co/Uwn9Me1hSP
Academics, attorneys and people with first-hand experience told us that transparency in the Cleveland-area’s justice system is essential to understanding flaws in the larger system.
https://t.co/QfKZSBHBDj