Housing Crisis

How I Moved Into An RV And Finally Found My Safe Queer Home

"The beating heart of many queer communities is the pursuit of a safe home ― one you don’t have to be closeted in, can’t be kicked out of, or disowned in."
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California Eyes Paying Off Past-Due Rent Accrued During Pandemic

Residents earning up to 80% of their area’s median income would benefit from the plan that's reportedly being finalized in the state Legislature.
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A Wall Street Landlord Chose A Troubled Company To Run Its Senior Homes. Executives Got A Bonus.

At the coronavirus pandemic's peak, CareTrust turned to a contractor with an alarming safety record to keep its profits flowing.
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Home Isn’t A Guarantee When You’re Always Running From An Abuser

Survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence experience housing insecurity at disproportionate rates and as a direct result of the violence they’ve endured. The pandemic has made it unimaginably worse.
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2 NYC Mayoral Candidates Stumble During Quiz About Housing Prices In The City

Shaun Donovan and Ray McGuire drastically underestimated the cost of housing in Brooklyn during interviews with The New York Times editorial board.
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Stop Blaming COVID-19 Deaths On Population Density

North Dakota has twice as many COVID-19 cases per capita as New Jersey. It’s time to finally put this pandemic myth to rest.
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COVID-19's Looming Eviction Crisis Will Devastate Women

The pandemic has only magnified systemic sexism and racism in housing, possibly leaving millions of women and their families homeless come January.
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How Covid Has Made The UK's Bitter Housing Crisis Even Worse

There have been steep rises in people living in temporary accommodation since Covid hit.
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FROM HUFFPOST U.K.

U.S. Billionaires Grow Wealth By Over $1 Trillion Since Pandemic Began: Report

Meanwhile, millions of Americans are unemployed and struggling to pay mortgages or rents amid the coronavirus crisis.
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How The Eviction Crisis Could Compound Voter Suppression Come November

Voting is already hard. Housing insecurity and the coronavirus pandemic are only going to make it worse.
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