In his latest article, Alan Mallach covers the history of redlining, white flight, and racial discrimination, debunking myths about the factors that have shaped our cities. Ready to challenge your assumptions about urban racial disparities? bit.ly/3T94khX

This climate funding isn’t just about the environment—there’s also money set aside for housing. Here's how the affordable housing industry can take advantage of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. bit.ly/4cMg9l9 Opportunity Finance Network Enterprise Community Partners NeighborWorks Capital Native CDFI Network

Tiffany Manuel explores how the Grants Pass v. Johnson SCOTUS decision can reshape our approach to homelessness. Is it time for a narrative shift? bit.ly/3wqn8AS

Nonprofit housing developers deserve better LIHTC terms. The NeighborWorks Capital Equity Fund aims to level the playing field, providing fair terms that rival those that the largest developers receive. Learn more: bit.ly/4bFXqae

"We're Staying": How Barcelona's tenants are pushing back against soaring rents and evictions. Dive into Catalunya's groundbreaking rent control measures. bit.ly/4eQ0mnC

The truth about redlining maps might surprise you. Read Alan Mallach's eye-opening article where he debunks myths and uncovers the real history behind urban racial inequity: bit.ly/3T94khX

In Houston, a pandemic pivot led to a new program that recruited residents as educators. How does CEER train and compensate its climate ambassadors? Dive into the unique program: bit.ly/3WYdYF8

Affordable housing faces a new threat: rising property insurance costs. Explore the challenges and strategies to protect these vital projects in this video explainer. bit.ly/4cq2UXU

Think you know why some neighborhoods struggle? Alan Mallach challenges common beliefs about redlining and its impact. Get the facts: bit.ly/3T94khX

Hear from a passionate tenant organizer from Louisville as he shares the driving force behind his years of canvassing and galvanizing support for local residents. apple.co/48RXYsQ

Last year it seemed like a new Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule was imminent, but it never happened. And now it's late enough in the term that if it were finalized, next year's Congress could invalidate it. bit.ly/3Tt18O9

In 2019, a large affordable housing operator implemented a unique program meant to reduce evictions across its properties. Several years, one pandemic, and an economic downturn later, we check in to see how the landlord—and the tenants—are faring. bit.ly/3Y0xmnc

The revamped #AFFH rule is crucial for tackling housing disparities. But with its finalization delayed, a new administration could reverse progress. Discover why every day counts in this battle for equity. Full details here: bit.ly/3Tt18O9

The threat of lawsuits is chilling racial equity efforts across sectors. Listen to our audio article for insights from industry leaders: bit.ly/3Yi4uHh