CLPHA Applauds Biden-Harris Administration's Maternal Health Call to Action
12.7.21
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Honored to Be Only Housing Organization to Sign Commitment Letter |
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CLPHA Applauds House Passage of the Build Back Better Act with $150 Billion Slated for Affordable Housing
11.19.21
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CLPHA Applauds Biden’s Announcement of $150 Billion for Affordable Housing in Build Back Better Reconciliation Framework
10.28.21
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Cuts to Build Back Better Reconciliation Bill Should Not Come at the Expense of Preserving Public Housing and Expanding Rental Assistance for Low-income Americans
10.1.21
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(Washington, D.C.) October 1, 2021 -- Council of Large Public Housing Authorities (CLPHA) Executive Director Sunia Zaterman released the following statement urging Congress not to cut proposed funding for public housing and rental assistance in the Build Back Better reconciliation bill:
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CLPHA Supports Nomination of Arthur Jemison to Be HUD Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing
9.14.21
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Public Housing Authorities Committed to Keeping Families Housed Despite Eviction Moratorium Ban
8.27.21
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CLPHA Welcomes CDC’s Eviction Moratorium Extension, Applauds Maxine Waters’ and Cori Bush’s Steadfast Advocacy
8.4.21
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CLPHA Executive Director Sunia Zaterman: Housing Authorities Committed to Preventing Evictions
7.30.21
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Media Contact: David Greer, CLPHA |
CLPHA, MTW Collaborative, NAHRO, and PHADA Release Joint Industry Statement on Universal Housing Vouchers
6.17.21
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CLPHA Urges Schumer to Stand Firm on Doubling Public Housing Investment
5.11.21