Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Why is Fair Housing Still a Distant Journey for Black America?
How much longer must Black America and other people of color wait for fair housing?
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White House Budget Proposal Cuts $8.6 Billion from HUD
Once again, the White House's budget proposal slashes funding and programs that many low- and moderate-income consumers rely upon.
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HUD Says Deregulation, Not Affordable Housing, Needed to Solve Homelessness
Despite the availability of homeless and poverty research, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson sent California Gov. Gavin Newsom…
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Why Would HUD Gut Its Own Disparate Impact Rule?
Whatever happened to the American dream of owning a home and giving your children a better life than you experienced…
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HUD Blasted for Withholding Relief Funds from Virgin Islands
Democratic Reps. Stacey Plaskett (Virgin Islands) and Maxine Waters (Calif.) joined 10 other members of Congress to send a letter…
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After 51 Years, Fair Housing Still an Unfinished Journey
Fifty-one years this month, the Fair Housing Act was enacted to ensure that housing discrimination was illegal. Yet just days…
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HUD Campaign to Increase Acceptance of Housing Vouchers
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson has announced a task force to encourage more landlords to participate in…
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Maxine Waters Takes Strong Stand for Fair Housing at HUD
Rep. Maxine Waters recently stepped up to file legislation designed to cure many of the regressive ills pushed by HUD…
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Vets’ Advocates Push Homeless Agenda in D.C.
About 700 service providers converged last week on a Northwest hotel for a conference on how to combat homelessness among…
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Fair-Housing Advocates Sue HUD Chief Ben Carson
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson is being sued by three groups of fair-housing advocates over suspension of an…
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