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Leading experts report from the intersection of affordable housing, health care, and human services policy.
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- December 12, 2017
Affordable Housing for People with Disabilities
Affordable Housing | Blog PostIncreased rental demand combined with development primarily at the high end of the market has led to an ever-worsening affordability gap for extremely low-income renters with disabilities.
- April 27, 2017
News, Resources, & Happenings at TAC – April 2017
Affordable Housing | Homelessness | Blog PostTAC and Boston leaders build partnerships between affordable housing developers and service providers to end homelessness.
- April 20, 2017
Fulfilling the Vision of Fair Housing Month
Affordable Housing | Olmstead & Community Integration | Blog PostHUD must continue to actively prosecute housing discrimination against people with disabilities — whether that discrimination takes the form of new construction that is not physically accessible or a property’s policies that exclude people with invisible disabilities.
- February 8, 2017
Can States Take On the Fiscal Responsibility that Federal Policymakers Are About to Hand Them?
Affordable Housing | Medicaid | Blog PostBoth my current work with state systems across the U.S. and my experience as a former commissioner of behavioral health show me that states are in no position to absorb a major transfer of fiscal responsibility from federal policymakers.
