Nadia Mian published an article on the Black Church and property development in Shelterforce. The article looks at how Black congregations are building affordable housing on their property to soften the impact that gentrification and displacement have on low-income neighborhoods and communities of color as the cost of housing increases.
Image credit: Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem. Photo by Flickr user j-No, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
Shiloh Deitz, Will B. Payne, Eric Seymour, Kathe Newman and Lauren Nolan from the New Jersey State of Affordable Rental Housing (NJSOARH) team recently published a new article entitled "Local Landscapes of Assisted Housing: Reconciling Layered and Imprecise...
2024 This report examines basic needs such as mobile showers and laundry, storage and hygiene kits for unhoused and precariously housed populations. The objective of the project was to identify creative ways that organizations across the country are supporting...
In this report, we trace the history of rent control in New Jersey and describe it today, and we offer a set of ideas for the future.
Will Payne, Lauren Nolan, and Eric Seymour published a new article entitled, "When a City Isn’t a City: Aggregating Data From the Picture of Subsidized Households to the Municipal Scale for Research Purposes," in Cityscape. The authors developed a primarily automated...