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What would a structural overhaul of the housing system look like?
Nationwide, people of color continue to face housing inequities. Urban’s Housing Justice Hub provides the resources needed to design, implement, and monitor policies and programs aimed at achieving housing justice for all.
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Empowered community partners can help local governments drive equity
By valuing and drawing on community expertise, local governments and researchers can collaborate to shift power dynamics and create policies and programs that dismantle structural racism.
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White House evidence forum series: Measuring and assessing the use of evidence
Tune in today at 2:00 p.m. (EDT) for a forum with the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy to explore how rigorous evaluations and building an evidence base should be informed by end users and practitioners.
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Out sick without pay during the pandemic
Between March 2020 and February 2022, unexpected absences from work increased by more than 50 percent—with workers collectively losing $28 billion more in missed wages compared with the two previous years.
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The mortgage interest rate increase requires a reevaluation of loss mitigation techniques
As interest rates rise, Ginnie Mae’s loan modification waterfall will lead to losses for borrowers. Small changes to the three-step waterfall method would allow borrowers to preserve their low rates.
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