Stories tagged Public Housing

The John Hope Homes were bulit in Atlanta in 1940 as the first federally subsidized housing project specifically for Black residnets in the U.S., and was torn down in the year 2000 and replaced with a mixed-income housing complex.

How Atlanta’s Public Housing Created Space for Black Women to Organize

Protest sign reading

Housing in Brief: Study Proves That Housing Is Healthcare

Housing in Brief: Evictions May Move Forward in Texas Despite CDC Order

The Secret Ingredient in Paris’ Green Public Housing: Hemp

To Improve Public Health, the Environment and Racial Equity All at Once: Upgrade Low-Income Housing

Stuyvesant Town in Manhattan

Housing in Brief: Discrimination Against Voucher Holders Spurs Lawsuit in New York

A New Commitment to Public Housing in San Antonio

Housing in Brief: San Antonio Housing Authority Reverses Course on Historic Complex, Won’t Privatize

What Is the Faircloth Amendment?

Housing in Brief: What It Would Take to Bring Mass Social Housing to New York

What Do Housing Advocates Expect from the Biden Administration?

Housing in Brief: “No Safe Way” to Conduct Point-In-Time Homelessness Count, LA Officials Say

A Tiny Public Housing Authority Offered Residents the Vaccine. Could Others Follow Suit?

Housing in Brief: COVID-19 Cases Up in Los Angeles Homeless Communities

Housing in Brief: NYCHA Strikes Deal With Private Developers to Manage and Repair Units

Should Housing Authorities Consider Switching to Electric Stoves?

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