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Residents, Community Organizers, Tenant Advocates! JOIN NHLP'S RESIDENT TRAINING ACADEMY Beginning on April 10, the National Housing Law Project's (NHLP's) Resident Training Academy will present five (5) two-part web-based trainings on the basics of the HUD's rental housing programs and key issues that define residents' rights. You Don't Have to Travel! Join Us on the Web to Learn About HUD-Assisted Rental Housing Programs: How They're Alike, How They're Different Participation and Organizing Rights Rent-Setting Policies Reasonable Accommodation Rights Tools Residents Can Use to Enforce Their Rights Special Guest Presentations by National People's Action - Housing Justice Movement Campaign and The National Alliance of HUD Tenants FIND OUT MORE HERE and REGISTER NOW!

Recent News NHLP Advocacy Helps Tenant Protection Bills Clear Committees Part of the California Attorney General’s Homeowner Bill of Rights, the bills would provide tenants with key protections after foreclosure. NHLP Advocacy Leads to New HUD Guidance on Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act. After more than two years of advocacy by NHLP, HUD has provided additional guidance on tenant protections in foreclosed FHA Properties. Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity Now Prohibited in HUD Housing The Department of Housing and Urban Development has published regulations to prevent discrimination in its programs on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. Violence Against Women Act Passes Out of Senate Judiciary Committee Several key housing protections for survivors of domestic and sexual violence were recently passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee as part of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act (S. 1925). View all news entries

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