Eviction Prevention Learning Lab

The Eviction Prevention Cohort Report

2020 Eviction Prevention Cohort

What Makes a Community Livable?

By:
  1. Lauren Lowery
  2. Natasha Leonard

Why Buffalo Pushed Safe and Affordable Housing in the Middle of a Pandemic

By:
  1. Mayor Byron W. Brown

Trending Topics: What Mayors are Tweeting about Housing and Homelessness

By:
  1. Becca Heilman

Livable Communities: Innovative, Inclusive and Equitable Cities

Housing Recovery, Homelessness Response and Community Resilience – A Look at U.S. Legacy Cities

By:
  1. Alexis Butler
  2. Tina Lee
  3. Kyle Funk

Homeward Bound: The Road to Affordable Housing

2020 Local Tools to Address Housing Affordability: A State-by-State Analysis

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National Housing, Hazards, and Health Municipal Convening

City Housing Spending on the Rise: How Much is Intergovernmental Aid Helping?

Housing is Health

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An Overview of Homelessness for City Leaders

How Racism is Destroying the Infrastructure of America

Local Leaders Charting a Path for Equity

What Cities Need to Know About Veteran Housing

Local Action Challenge for Lead Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods

Housing Market Conditions Across America’s Cities

Bozeman Affordability, Accessory Dwelling Units, and Small Unit Development

The District of Columbia’s Housing Preservation Strategy Benefits Low and Moderate Income Households

By:
  1. James Brooks

Minneapolis Upzones for Greater Density in Residential and Transit Areas

By:
  1. James Brooks

Seattle’s Mandatory Housing Affordability Policy

Peoria’s Vacant Land Strategy Facilitates Equitable Residential Development in Southside Neighborhoods

Oakland Achieves Success with Strategy to Address Housing Affordability and Displacement

Milwaukee TIF Guidelines Prioritize Affordable Housing in At-Risk Neighborhoods

Charlotte Uses Data to Ensure Timely and Equitable Allocation of Affordable Housing Resources

Atlanta’s Billion Dollar Commitment to Affordable Housing

What Makes A Resident? Counting Your Community for the 2020 Census

Combatting A Nationwide Shortage of Affordable, Healthy Housing

Building Networks to Support Veterans: A Path to Progress for All and a Matter of National Security

Affordable Housing & Health: City Roles and Strategies for Progress

How Cities Can Step Up on Alzheimer’s: A 5-Step Agenda

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Pikes Peak Veteran Housing Fund: PPVHF

Veterans and the Skilled Trades: The Future of Work

Veteran Homelessness: A National Proof Point

Preparing for the 2020 Census

Veterans First: An Approach to Meet the Housing Needs of Seniors

Making Cities Safe By Helping People Connect Beyond Their Differences

Cities Honor Veterans

What The Ninth Circuit’s Camping Ruling Means for Housing First Strategies in Cities

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Strong Southern Communities Initiative

How Cities Are Tackling Veteran Homelessness

How One Small City Celebrates LGBT Pride Month Year-Round

Cake Maker Wins Same-Sex Marriage Cake Case in Narrow Opinion

Partnership for Quality Affordable Housing and Supportive Health Services

Fifty Years After MLK, Cities Must Confront Racial Equity Through Policy

At Veterans Affairs, Change Comes Amid Renewed Opportunity

Helping More Veterans Secure Housing

Can Tucson, Arizona Bring Back its Miracle Mile?