No, Really, Housing Policy *Could* Get Done Next Year





Also: Gentrification Was the Killer in Oakland Fire ● The Foreclosure King Ascends to Treasury ● Is Universal Basic Income the Answer?
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Tuesday, December 13, 2016


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Andrea Levere, president of the Corporation for Enterprise Development (CFED), has been named the newest member of the Community Advisory Council for the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. She joins several other leaders from the community development field on the council (full list).

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Handelman

No, Really, Housing Policy *Could* Get Done Next Year
Ethan Handelman, National Housing Conference
Is there a case to be made that there's actually hope for a Republican Congress to pass meaningful housing policy next year? More

Immergluck
The Foreclosure King Ascends to Treasury
Dan Immergluck, Georgia Tech
While the choice for HUD secretary seems an odd, unqualified one, the second-tier appointments may say more about the possibilities for benign or malign neglect at HUD going forward. We should be looking beyond HUD however. Here's why Mnuchin is even more worrisome than Carson . . . More

Wingren
Gentrification Was the Killer in Oakland Fire
Eva Wingren, Baltimore Community Foundation
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, which killed nearly 150 New York garment workers in 1911, inspired a generation of labor organizers and led to concrete improvements in building safety. But the Ghost Ship tragedy in Oakland shows us that the Triangle legacy is . . . More

Tianga
Keeping Everyone Afloat: Is Universal Basic Income the Answer?
Keli Tianga, Shelterforce
Advocates and organizers who deal with the needs of the poor often say it's not really a housing/food/training issue, it's an income issue. So what would happen if we just addressed income? More

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Interfaith Worker Justice

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Sol Price School of Public Policy, USC

Housing Assistance Council

Michael Bodaken
National Housing Trust

Raphael Bostic
USC Price School of Public Policy

Janis Bowdler
JPMorgan Chase & Co.

HOPE Credit Union

Burlington Associates

Gamaliel Foundation

Jamaal Green
Portland State University

Texas Low Income Housing Information Service

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Rick Jacobus
Street Level Advisors

Daniel Kravetz
Freelance Writer

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Center for Community Progress

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City University of New York

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