Today at 1:00 p.m. (EDT), join experts in research and practice to discuss how the THRIVE East of the River program is building capacity for DC residents to weather the pandemic.
Without federal intervention, continued economic instability will leave many renters at risk of losing their housing. Four strategies—including a national eviction moratorium—could help prevent an eviction surge.
Technology has transformed nearly every aspect of our lives, but technological innovations don’t always benefit everyone equally. COVID-19 has revealed the nation’s digital divide is even greater than we thought.
Nearly 30 percent of leisure and hospitality industry workers have lost their jobs since February. The nation’s economic distress and false starts at reopening pose an uncertain future for these highly vulnerable workers.
For BangorHousing in Maine and other public housing authorities across the US, the pandemic has meant expanding their role to support older residents’ health, financial and food security, social connection, and housing stability, all while working remotely and protecting their staff members’ health.
